Tagged with Invasive Species

Invasive Invertebrates

Invasive Invertebrates   These invaders are trying to 'mussel' and claw their way into Lake Champlain. Some have already established themselves, and we can only hope to contain their spread. Quagga MusselsQuagga mussels (Dreissena bugensis) are a nonnative nuisance species native to … Continue reading →

Invasive Fish Species

Fish Invaders Lake Champlain's Invasive Fish Species   Let's begin with a look at some of the invasive fish species that are threatening Lake Champlain and its native ecosystem. .   Round goby: (Neogobius melanostomus) Native to the Caspian and Black Sea regions, Gobies … Continue reading →

Invasive Species in Lake Champlain

What are Invasive Species?   Any species that are not native to Lake Champlain and may be likely to cause ecological or environmental harm are considered 'invasive species.' People, animals and natural forces have been moving plants and animals, intentionally or accidentally, from one … Continue reading →