SOUTH KINGSTOWN – It didn’t take much looking in Worden Pond for Katie DeGoosh-DiMarzio to find an invasive plant that scientists have described as "the perfect aquatic weed." A few minutes after ...

Hydrilla is an invasive plant that can crowd out native plants and alter aquatic communities. The plant was first discovered in Alum Creek Lake in 2021 and has since become a common sight in most of ...

Hydrilla stems grow up from the sediment to the surface of the water. At the water’s surface, stems are highly branched, forming dense mats of vegetation. Stems produce reproductive structures called ...

(TNS) — The multimillion dollar threat to the lower Connecticut River from the invasive aquatic weed hydrilla has attracted attention from around the country, as scientists work on ways to contain it.

The verdict is in on year one of the effort to eradicate hydrilla, the pernicious, choking, aquatic weed that has exploded across the lower Connecticut River in less than a decade: Success so far, but ...

The multi-million dollar threat to the lower Connecticut River from the invasive aquatic weed hydrilla has attracted attention from around the country, as scientists work on ways to contain it. Now, a ...

MICHIGAN, USA — A highly invasive aquatic plant has been discovered in Michigan for the first time in history, the Michigan Invasive Species Program (MISP) says. Hydrilla verticillata, or hydrilla, ...

The Connecticut Federation of Lakes strongly supports the ongoing efforts of U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, CT Agricultural Experiment Station, CT Department of Energy and Environmental Protection, and ...