Washington State Invasive Species Council News

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Washington Invasive Species Council News

Who's Out First - Invasive species need to be removed in the right order

Undocumented Immigrants - Millions of unidentified animals are pouring over U.S. borders

Riding the Recession - Global financial crisis might cause spike in marine species transport

Invasive American Shad Numbers Sharply Down In Columbia; Ocean Conditions Or Parasite?

Northwest Power And Conservation Council Urges Federal Action On Invasive Mussels

Quagga Mussels Called 'Biological Wildfire'; 'Nothing Is Going To Save The Salmon If This Gets In'

Tahoe Report: Fast-Growing Asian Clam Invasion Could Aid Western Spread Of Quagga, Zebra Mussels

Mussels Will Eventually Bug Northwest Dams, Experts Say

Council Briefing Shows How Invasive Mussels Quickly Disturb Hydro, Water Delivery Systems

2009 WSDA Gypsy Moth summer trapping underway

Idaho State Department of Agriculture Initiates Invasive Mussel Alert

Announcement of Scoping Notice for Invasive Aquatic Animal Environmental Impact Statement

WDFW starts mandatory boat checks to stop aquatic invasive species

Headline King 5 report on Customs & Border Patrol finding bugs in shipping containers

Invasive Species Council Releases Strategic Plan

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Web site Would Help State Track Invasive Plants

Oregon Invasive Species Council Launches Online Calendar with Teacher Activities

State grants to control toxic algae blooms and non-native weeds

Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) works to keep invasive mussels out of state

Plan Unveiled to Fight Invasive Mussels

Department of Ecology: State funds will combat non-native, freshwater weeds and toxic algae blooms

Quagga Mussel Field Guide Video (Oregon Public Broadcasting, 9 minutes).

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