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What aquatic invasives are here in Cook County?

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Spiny waterfleas, rusty crayfish, purple loosestrife….these are just a few of the invasives appearing in our area. WTIP volunteer Tracy Benson spoke with invasive species coordinator Amanda Weberg on North Shore Morning.

For more information contact Amanda Weberg at 218-387-2792.

(Photo by Ashour Rehana on Flickr)

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