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Scientists say Foreign Mussels Damage make it the Worst of all Great Lakes Invasive Species
Several prominent researchers contend that zebra and quagga mussels have had the largest impact on biological communities of the Great Lakes, causing profound changes at all levels of the food chain.
By Jeff Alexander – The Muskegon Chronicle- April 9, 2008
- VHS scientific fact sheet
- The National Center for Research on Aquatic Invasive Species provides detailed information about VHS and how it can impact our fisheries.
- by Rebekah M. Kipp and Anthony Ricciardi - December 8, 2006.
- People Key to Halting Invasive Species
- Speakers at invasive species workshop stress the importance of education and personal responsibility in the fight against invasive species.
- By Paul Smith - Milwaukee Journal Sentinel - Feb. 20, 2008
- Botulism Poisoning Loons on Great Lakes
- A botulism outbreak that is poisoning loons is believed to be caused by invasive species (zebra mussels, quagga mussels, and round goby).
- By James Janega - Chicago Tribune - Jan. 27, 2008
- New Rules Could Prevent Great Lakes Invaders
- New regulations requiring all ocean-going ships to flush out ballast tanks should help stop introduction of new invasive species in the Great Lakes.
- By Ken Kolker - Grand Rapids Press - Jan. 17, 2008 . . . . . . . . .
- Scientists Try Using Natural Enemy to Combat Eurasian Milfoil
- Scientists are finding some success in using the milfoil weevil to control Eurasian milfoil near Mackinaw City.
- By Tina Lam - Free Press Staff Writer - Nov. 15, 2007
- Michigan VHS Regulations
- For information on how the new VHS rules affect anglers click on “Angler Fact Sheet”
- Fish Disease Control Order - MI DNR - Sept. 2007
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