Home
Mission/Services Membership/Donate News/Photos Lake of the Month Contact Us
Algae Animals Beaches Boats Chemicals Cleanup DNR Drought Fish Flood Global Warming Great Lakes Insects Invasive Species Islands Lake Erie Lake Geneva Lake Huron Lake Information+Maps Lake Michigan Lake Ontario Lake Superior Lake Water Quality Pictures/Video Piers Plants Politics Press Release Technology Water Water Sports Watershed Weeds Great Lakes Photos Zebra Mussels and Kansas Getting Lost in the Boundary Waters Lake Michigan's Water Eutrophication Costing the U.S. Billions Severing the Link Between the Mississippi and the Great Lakes Edmund Fitzgerald Video Great Lakes Museum Five Island Lake Hartwell Lake Running Dry
Lakes and rivers throughout Kansas are being taken over by zebra mussels. The invasive species were first seen in the state in 2003 in El Dorado Lake. If you spot zebra mussels in your local lake or river you can report them, here.
Zebra mussels are costing the state of Kansas and the rest of the U.S. up to $145 million dollars a year. Learn more.
November 19, 2008 6:26 AM | Category: Invasive Species