Noting that eating invasive species is one way people can help protect native wildlife, Fish and Wildlife started a new campaign for this National Invasive Species Awareness Week by highlighting a ...

County Executive James Tedesco hurled an opening pitch of sorts Tuesday, tossing a bucket full of Gambusia fish into a swamp in Paramus ... because they're eating and eating." ...

eating them. Launched during National Invasive Species Awareness Week, the initiative promotes the slogan "Save a Swamp, Sauté a Nutria" to combat these destructive rodents that have plagued U.S ...

The US Fish and Wildlife Service is asking Americans ... “Please consider the following slogan ‘Save a Swamp, Sauté a Nutria,’” the agency suggested in a Facebook post on Monday.

But the federal government did its own modeling, and its scientists have major concerns that the mine will decrease water levels in the swamp and increase wildfire threats. So the U.S. Fish and ...

and advises against eating any of the specified fish meals from White Oak Swamp. The advisory is for the Chickahominy River/Lake, White Oak Swamp and all tributaries, with the extension of the ...

WOOSTER − The nonprofit Killbuck Watershed Land Trust was recently awarded a $1.17 million grant from H2Ohio Statewide Wetland Grant Program for the Crane Swamp in Killbuck. The program provides ...