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Penny Stiles educates as an Aquatic Invasive Species (AIS) Detector.

Smarty Plants · Episode

About this webinar: This 1.5 hour extended webinar will discuss the relationship manoomin has with the macro alga invader starry stonewort, providing an early look at starry stonewort management withi...

Coordinate all aspects of the MNSG Aquaculture Lab on the U of M St. Paul campus (50%)

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Zebra mussels are invasive species that can reshape entire lake ecosystems, with surprising and far-reaching effects. Researchers have discovered that zebra mussels—well-known for clogging pipes and o...

Water isn’t just a resource for Bob McNamara. It’s life itself. “You don’t know until it’s gone how important it is.”

Researchers assessed e-commerce, or online sales, as a pathway for invasive plant species to enter the state of Minnesota.

A conference for friends of Minnesota's natural resources

A Strategic Statewide Approach

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Managers increasingly recognize that Eurasian watermilfoil (including hybrids with native northern watermilfoil) is genetically diverse, and that strains can differ in their growth, spread, impacts, a...

Come learn the latest about starry stonewort from three Minnesota-based researchers. They will address what we know about the biology of starry stonewort and how we can apply this information to sprea...

The Larkin Lab at the University of Minnesota-Twin Cities is seeking a full-time researcher, job code 8352EN, to support research and extension efforts related to invasive species management and ecological restoration. The position will be based in the Department of Fisheries, Wildlife and Conservation Biology, and include substantial engagement with external partners. The initial focus of the position will be on efforts to manage invasive Phragmites australis (European common reed, see www.MnPhrag.org) and supporting an ecological restoration training program (extension.umn.edu/courses-and-events/ecological-restoration-training-online). Over time, additional research and outreach responsibilities may arise.

The Aquatic Invasive Species Webinar Series brings in experts from a broad range of aquatic invasive species topic

Mushrooms in a cookie? These crumbly golden desserts include two surprise ingredients.