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A team of scientists from the Finger Lakes Institute is going to start researching the native and invasive weed problem in the Finger Lakes. The study will pinpoint the areas of greatest concern in Cayuga Lake, and try to remedy some of the point and nonpoint pollution that feeds the weed growth in the watershed. The study will most likely start sometime next spring.
August 7, 2008 8:04 AM | Category: Cleanup