Catfish noodling in the Thames?
Increasing evidence suggests flathead catfish have become established in southwestern Ontario's Thames River.
Increasing evidence suggests flathead catfish have become established in southwestern Ontario's Thames River.
New ballast water regulations designed to hinder the transport of aquatic invasive species within our Great Lakes will soon come into effect.
A provincial investment of more than $2.8 million will help farmer-led efforts to restore and enhance wetlands on some 70 Ontario farms.
The province is investing $16 million over three years to help protect the economy and environment from invasive species.
Squabbling between the state of Illinois and the US federal government is delaying measures planned to keep Asian carp out of the Great Lakes.
There is a new approach to control sea lamprey that could help reduce the impact of the invasive species.
A study is aiming to look at methods to keep grass carp from spawning in Lake Erie’s Sandusky River.
Ten new restricted and prohibited species will be added to Ontario’s Invasive Species Act as of January 1.
A new aquatic species that is prohibited in Ontario has been discovered for the first time in the province.