Freshwater Invaders: Protecting Maine’s Lakes and Rivers
About this episode
The episode discusses the threat of freshwater invasive species to Maine's lakes and rivers and features experts on prevention and control measures.
Freshwater Invaders: Protecting Maine’s Lakes and Rivers . Freshwater invasive species can threaten Maine’s lakes and rivers, disrupt native ecosystems, and affect recreation, fishing, and local economies. Host Kristina Egan speaks with Dakota Stankowski of the Maine Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife, Toni Pied of the Maine Department of Environmental Protection, and Pam Wilkinson of the Little Sebago Lake Association about the invasive plants and animals found in Maine, how they spread, and what can be done to prevent and control them.
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