Invasive species battle gets $16M
The province is investing $16 million over three years to help protect the economy and environment from invasive species.
New sea lamprey control method found
There is a new approach to control sea lamprey that could help reduce the impact of the invasive species.
Grass carp caught in Upper Niagara River
A 32-pound grass carp caught near Fort Erie, in the Upper Niagara River in mid-August was found to be sterile.
Minister impressed by participation
MNRF Minister Graydon Smith was impressed by angler participation while visiting a Lake Simcoe fishing derby.
Hemlock bug spreading
An invasive insect that attacks and kills hemlock trees is expanding its range in Ontario. Suspected cases should be reported.
Public help sought for wild pigs
The Invading Species Awareness Program (ISAP) is asking the public to join the effort to detect wild pigs throughout the province.
Genetic mussel solution examined
Two separate initiatives are examining methods of genetic control, which would target a specific invasive mussel species.
Invasive caterpillars booming
Invasive caterpillars have ravaged trees across the province, but experts with the Ontario Federation of Anglers and Hunters (OFAH) Invading Species Awareness Program (ISAP) say healthy trees will survive by growing a second wave of leaves.
Armoured catfish found in Hamilton creek
The discovery of a non-native, armoured catfish in an Ontario creek reminds us why pets shouldn’t be released into the wild.