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Federal funds for a barrier system is halted as Army Corps of Engineers conducts broad review of projects
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Crews are deploying the latest strategies to restore lake ecosystems overwhelmed by invasive plants, with hopes of making boating and other water activities easier
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Moving firewood can give a ride to invasive species, spreading them to new area
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The Wisconsin DNR says recent research from the University of Wisconsin-Madison shows these nonnative mushrooms are raising concerns
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Lauren Isbell and Alex Egan, National Park Service scientists by training, recently found themselves diving more than 20 feet deep in Lake Superior, scouring rocks and dock pilings for any sign of fugitive mussels
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You may not think of a flowering plant as a problem but invasive species like purple loosestrife can aggressively invade wetlands, alter water chemistry, block waterways and interfere with local and commercial fishing
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Garlic mustard is one of the earliest invasive plants to be found in the spring, and it's widespread in Wisconsin
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The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources asks those out ice fishing to help prevent the spread
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The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources wants people to avoid invasive species getting a ride in their firewood this fall
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Emerald ash borer beetles are plaguing trees in the Northwoods. The pests are forcing officials to cut down trees