Tagged Stories: "invasive species"
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A woman and her woods
March 22, 2017Pennsylvania forest ecologist Nancy Baker helps connect women forest owners to their land
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A forest's hopes rest on golden wings
February 7, 2017Pennsylvania couple battles invasives and benefits a bird in decline
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Tiny crustaceans invade area waterways
October 27, 2016Invasive crayfish pose threat to native populations
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Invasive mussels pose growing threat
July 28, 2016First spotted in the watershed in 2002, the zebra mussel’s range has been expanding
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Protecting a wetland from invasive species
May 20, 2016Volunteers remove trees of heaven, garlic mustard in restoration project
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By the Numbers: $10.7 billion
March 30, 2016The estimated cost of treating, removing and replacing the trees expected to be affected by the invasive emerald ash borer
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'Zombie' crabs invade the Chesapeake Bay
October 28, 2015Invasive parasite takes control of native black-fingered mud crabs, affecting motor function and reproduction
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Invasive plants got your goat?
October 22, 2015Maryland company explores outside-the-box approaches to invasive vegetation removal
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How six Chesapeake species are responding to a changing climate
April 30, 2015Rising temperatures, extreme weather have already begun affecting plants and animals in the Bay region
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Push for public access at Crow’s Nest Natural Area Preserve
January 2, 2015Virginia DCR aims to open thousands of acres of land to the public.
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