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SPOTLIGHT ON “PARTNERS IN ACTION”

Category: npaa

 Oct 28th, 2013 by OutdoorsFIRST 

Modified Oct 28th, 2013 at 12:00 AM

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Great Lakes Daily News:

New gates installed at Coon Rapids Dam to stop Asian carp
Two of nine new gates have been installed so far in a $16 million makeover to prevent Asian carp from getting above the dam.
Source: Minneapolis Star Tribune

How Google Street View could fight invasive species
Google’s online street views could help scientists track and fight invasive specie the Internet, researchers say.
Source: FOX News


Next Generation Gene Sequencing can Identify Invasive Carp Species
A project to map the microbes present in the digestive systems of fish species holds promise for monitoring the presence of Asian carp in Chicago area waterways and ultimately preventing their spread, according to a new study.
Source:University of Illinois College of Engineering

Pacific States Marine Fisheries Commission:

Invasive Snapping Turtle Killed at Oregon Lake
The Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife killed an alligator snapping turtle last week that had been reported by a fisherman in Prineville Reservoir.
Source: Oregon Public Broadcasting



Asian Carp recipes turn an invasive species into dinner.


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OCTOBER E-NEWSLETTER
2013

 

 

SPOTLIGHT ON “PARTNERS IN ACTION”

Brooklyn Center, MN – This month Stop Aquatic Hitchhikers! (SAH!) is pleased to announce Kim Bogenschutz from the Iowa Department of Natural Resources, as the October “Partner in Action.”  As the Aquatic Invasive Species Program Coordinator, she is a leader with invasive species outreach and education. Her ability and willingness to collaborate with professionals from state, federal and national agencies make her a valued asset to help Stop Aquatic Hitchhikers!

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Partners in Action spotlights people and organizations protecting their waters from unwanted invaders. Read real life stories about those who courageously take action to stop the spread of invasive species.

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