He said an inspection found that the fish released were African catfish, a foreign species considered a threat to native fish and the surrounding riverbed ecosystem. “Upon receiving the complaint, my ...

A: Nutria (or coypu) are like gophers on steroids.

“They also eat aquatic vegetation, which native fish rely on for spawning, cover, and food.” On April 7, the non-native crustacean was reported to CPW by a member of the public through ...

"They also eat aquatic vegetation, which native fish rely on for spawning, cover and food." The rusty crayfish has dark black rings near the tips of its claws and eponymous rusty patches on either ...

“They also eat aquatic vegetation, which native fish rely on for spawning, cover and food.” While it’s unclear how the non-native crustaceans got into the Little Thompson River, CPW said the ...

“They also eat aquatic vegetation, which native fish rely on for spawning, cover and food.” Related Articles House Republicans push to sell thousands of acres of public lands in the West ...

Lewistown native Luke Ployhar, founder of Blue Arc LLC, purchased almost 60 patents in the Zortman Mine Complex in 2001. A 1995 Montana State University graduate, he owns Afterglow Studios ...

The province has laid 10 charges and also fined the operator of an infamously stinky Stoney Creek landfill following a slew of odour complaints spanning several years. GFL Environmental Inc. faces ...

MUNSTER — Motorists finding themselves stuck in construction traffic as they travel 45th Street between Munster and Highland better get used to it — the work of rebuilding the county bridge ...

“I can live anywhere in the earth. I’m not gonna feel alone. I feel just like a fish in the water.” She’s no longer interested in working at a pharmacy. Now, she dreams of expanding her ...

When DuBose was hired at the La Crosse U.S. Geological Survey last summer, she felt she had finally found her “forever job” as a research fish biologist ... to die-offs of native species ...

The riprap will extend up to 44 feet away from the existing eastern bank of Rock Creek, permanently impacting fish habitat. Root wads added to the riprap, however, are proposed to improve fish ...