Damage from potentially new species could cause more damage to waterways than milfoil

News · 2007-02-07T19:12:39+0000

What do dandelions, certain types of grasses, garlic mustard, sewer rats and Great Lakes smelt and salmon have in common? All are considered non-native species. More...

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February 7, 2007 in Great Lakes News

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