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San Antonio River Authority launches pilot programs to fight against invasive species
The authority says crews have removed nearly 43,000 adult snails and more than 118,000 egg clusters over seven years.
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San Antonio River Authority launches pilot programs to fight against invasive species
The San Antonio River Authority is increasing its efforts to remove invasive apple snails from the San Antonio River, where the fast-reproducing species has threatened the river’s ecosystem and spread by the thousands.
·San Antonio, United States
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Ontario's first conservation dog is helping crews find invasive species before they spread
A 2-year-old dog is taking on a major environmental job in Ontario, and she is sticking her nose in the work in the exact right way. CTV News Toronto reported on Tilly, a golden Labrador retriever working with Credit Valley Conservation to spot invasive species. What's happening? Ontario's first pilot conservation detection dog program is now active as Tilly searches the Credit Valley watershed for invasive species, as the outlet detailed. The …
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