Vancouver Sun05/01/2008
The Invasive Plant Council of B.C. notes that invasive species have been identified by world scientific organizations as the second-greatest threat to ...
Seattle Post-Intelligencer09/02/2008
The federal government spends more than $1.3 billion every year on detecting, eradicating and controlling invasive species, according to the Interior ...
Olympian06/02/2008
The United States Department of Agriculture, Agriculture Research Service, Center for Invasive Plant Management estimates that the effect of invasive plants on ...
Salem Statesman Journal11/12/2008
Idaho recently passed an Invasive Species Act that provides as much as $5 million of legislatively authorized emergency funding to respond to new invasions. ...
KUOW06/10/2008
Federal inspectors at Puget Sound ports are discovering more invasive species than ever before. Pests like the Mediterranean snail cost millions of dollars to ...
Salem Statesman Journal05/19/2008
There's a lot more to know about weeds than most people think.
That's partly why Gov. Ted Kulongoski proclaimed the Fourth Invasive Weed Awareness Week from ...
Oregon Public Broadcasting11/20/2008
Three years ago, the city of Portland held a town hall meeting to address the rising problem of invasive species. Tuesday, the city took stock of how far it's ...
Boston Globe08/04/2008
Congress is moving to address the problem of invasive species at the pace of a plain old garden snail.
With time for passing laws rapidly diminishing in ...
KUOW05/29/2008
Slimy, hungry invaders are moving through Puget Sound. They're called invasive tunicates, or sea squirts. The state Department of Fish and Wildlife is trying ...
NPR03/03/2008
The dreaded zebra mussel — an invasive species — is killing off native species in lakes and rivers all over the country. But in Lake Ontario, it turns out the ...
Tacoma News Tribune05/29/2008
Divers will be at several Puget Sound marinas through the end of June removing sea squirts from boat hulls, the state Fish and Wildlife Department said this ...
Seattle Times01/16/2009
University of Washington researchers say they're on their way to predicting which lakes and streams in the state are most vulnerable to invasive plants that ...
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel08/09/2008
The invasive New Zealand mud snail, first detected in Lake Ontario in 1991, now inhabits four of the five Great Lakes, scientists reported at the Ecological ...
Missoulian12/29/2008
Swan Lake is a stronghold for bull trout, one of a few remaining places in the nation where anglers can catch and keep the native fish. But their future here ...
The Stranger06/12/2008
Seattle City officials are trying to make these town houses metamorphose into models for urban density and neighborhood charm. Later this month, the Department ...
Longview Daily News04/01/2008
Lurking beneath the surface of Horseshoe Lake, an evasive weed is beginning to bloom, and some citizens fear the lake will soon be unsuitable for boating or ...
Oregonian07/22/2008
State officials have identified 20 new insects and snails that have arrived in Oregon since 2007, including some with the potential to turn into destructive ...
Oregonian10/27/2008
The standoff underscores increasing impatience by state and environmental leaders who have long wanted the federal government to impose consistent national ...
Tacoma News Tribune03/24/2008
Could a salad dressing ingredient help stewards of Puget Sound control aquatic aliens? In theory, yes. In practice, the answer could depend on the outcome of ...
Bitterroot Valley Ravalli Republic05/13/2008
With non-native plants a growing concern in the 1.35 million-acre Selway Bitterroot Wilderness, the Bitterroot National Forest and three other forests plan to ...
San Francisco Chronicle05/13/2008
A judge ruled Monday that aerial spraying to eradicate an invasive moth in Monterey County may not go forward in populated areas without a full environmental ...
KUOW05/12/2008
Marine scientists in Washington state will be on the lookout this summer for a new type of invasive species. It's a kind of squid that has recently appeared in ...
Oregonian05/08/2008
Clackamas County Soil and Water Conservation District would like to use goats for targeted grazing as one of its preferred weapons against invasive weeds and ...
Yes!10/02/2008
Regardless of political affiliation, farmers remain the closest Americans to the earth. Though I write about these issues every day, I can't really understand ...
Astoria Daily Astorian01/15/2009
The troubling irony at our doorstep is how the sublimely beautiful Columbia River estuary can also be so profoundly screwed up. A big reason for the lower ...
Longview Daily News09/10/2008
One of the largest organic oyster growers in Washington has filed suit against the state for spreading herbicides on her oyster beds in Willapa Bay.
Fritzi ...