RALEIGH, N.C. (WGHP) — A bass species that are invasive to North Carolina is spreading in our lakes and rivers and competing with our native fish, according to the NC Wildlife Resources Commission.

They say the road to hell is paved with good intentions. In the case of Lake Norman, the road to Hell might be paved with ...

Knotty By Nature Trees and Knotty By Nature Natives actively fight against invasive species in the Triangle area. Jesse ...

Raleigh – An invasive bass species, Alabama bass, are in more rivers and lakes than ever before, leading them to compete with native fish and aquatic organisms. Biologi ...

In some places in the Piedmont, the growth of Alabama bass populations has led to declines of smallmouth and largemouth bass.

Last Saturday (April 26), more than 500 volunteers joined The Pisgah Conservancy for its annual Pisgah Project Day. This year ...

Alabama bass, which are invasive to North Carolina, are now in more rivers and lakes than ever before and are competing with ...

Alabama bass is invasive because it outcompetes its ... The interlopers are smaller than North Carolina's native species and may not perform the same ecological functions that support other ...