Did you know that invasive species is one of the leading threats to native wildlife, endangered animals, agriculture, and even bodies of water? Creatures like Sea lamprey, Asian carp, and Rock snot are just a few examples of species with the potential to bring devastating harm to our lakes, rivers, and streams. They can even damage equipment like boats and drains. Wildlife Forever have teamed up with more than 2,500 organizations across the nation, including Federal, State, and Canadian organizations, to stop the spread of invasive species with our CLEAN DRAIN DRY Initiative.
‼️ Here is an update on the zebra mussel infested moss balls that were detected earlier this week by a PetCo employee. 👇
A Missouri angler got the surprise of his life when he pulled in a 112 lb. invasive Black Carp from the Osage River. Black Carp have been found in the Mississippi River system since 1994 when a high-water event flooded a fish farm, allowing approximately 30 individuals to enter the waterway.
A new invasive species coalition, is celebrating significant milestones in preventing expansion of invasive species after the first anniversary of an important agreement.
Spread the word, not the Mussels!