The Indiana Department of Natural Resources lists several plants, animals, diseases and pathogens that are considered invasive threats ... for crowding out native species in waterways.

Invasive non-native plants can devastate Indiana ecosystems ... Wrangle supervisors also encourage volunteers to plant native species in these areas. Scouts and others in a group of about 40 ...

Advocates say invasive plants also threaten Indiana ... The bill doesn’t give additional money to Clean Water Indiana to tackle invasive species — only the authority to use the program ...

but we face threats from invasive plant species. Invasive plants are non-native species that spread aggressively, outcompeting native plants and disrupting local ecosystems. The introduction of ...

A DNR ID sheet highlighting some of the invasive aquatic plants found in Indiana along with a native species. (Photo provided by the Indiana DNR) According to the DNR, sediment and logjam removal ...

From plants and animals to insects ... making them one of the most worrying invasive species in Indiana.

Indiana’s natural spaces aren’t all that natural anymore. Our rivers teem with foreign fish that pose a danger to boaters; innocuous-looking decorative plants have escaped ... according to the ...

Indiana lawmakers ... non-native plants and vegetation cause the most damage. She said the bill would make available additional aid for combatting and eradicating invasive species.

Advocates say invasive plants also threaten Indiana ... The bill doesn’t give additional money to Clean Water Indiana to tackle invasive species — only the authority to use the program ...