a water resource scientist with the state’s Department of Conservation and Recreation’s Lake and Ponds Division. “It doesn’t anywhere exist anywhere other than the Connecticut River ...

The Columbus Recreation and Parks Department drained the pond ... in the water. The department closed the Whetstone Casting Pond in Clintonville Monday, July 22 to remove an invasive species ...

The Clintonville park's pond remains drained after the discovery of an invasive species led to its closure in late July. Although the Columbus Parks and Recreation Department predicted water would ...

They also feed on the eggs of native fish species. "Sightings of round gobies requires rapid removal as they pose a significant threat to the pond and surrounding bodies of water," Hale said.

Scientists found a “lean” creature with “diamond-shaped” eyes floating in a pond ... water by taking small twigs as a support” and watched them eating insects. Thousands of new species ...