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The Spotted Lanternfly is back in the headlines as officials warn the invasive pest has become a growing threat to Northeast agriculture.
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Arborists are sounding the alarm about a microscopic invasive worm devastating one of New York's most common tree species.
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The New York state Department of Environmental Conservation has announced new requirements for motorized boat use in Adirondack waters.
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Lake Champlain faces the possible incursion of another invasive aquatic species. The Round Goby, native to Eurasia, has been tracked spreading east through the Erie Canal system.
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The days are longer, the weather is warmer, so let's garden! Our panel of gardening experts is back to answer our listeners' questions. Call at 2pm with yours. 800-348-2551. Or you may email the program at "VoxPop@wamc.org." Ray Graf hosts.
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The Lake Champlain Basin Program’s Vermont Citizens Advisory Committee on Lake Champlain’s Future met this week to receive updates on several efforts. The key item discussed is the potential incursion of an invasive fish into the lake through the Champlain Canal.
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Officials are alerting Massachusetts residents that they have found evidence of an invasive species known as the Spotted Lanternfly. There has been an…
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New York State’s Department of Environmental Conservation commissioner is urging anglers in the Delaware River to look out for an invasive species.DEC…
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Boat stewards will be stationed at nearly 100 boat launches across the Adirondacks starting during the Memorial Day weekend to stop the spread of aquatic…