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Federal inspectors at Puget Sound ports are discovering more invasive species than ever before. Pests like the Mediterranean snail cost millions of dollars to eradicate once they become established. KUOW's Joshua McNichols has more.

Slimy, hungry invaders are moving through Puget Sound. They're called invasive tunicates, or sea squirts. The state Department of Fish and Wildlife is trying to get rid of them but as KUOW's Ann Dornfeld reports, it may be too late.

Martha Foley and Dr. Curt Stager talk about understanding animal behavior and the natural world through the human perspective.

8th Graders from Cleveland Junior High in St. Paul explore issues of invasive plants and what to do about them in this video produced at the Get Ready Mini Media Camp at the Minneapolis Television Network

SEASON 2 SNEAK PREVIEW. A mysterious sea creature up to 7 feet long, with 10 arms, a sharp beak and a ravenous appetite has invaded ocean waters off Northern California. Packs of fierce Humboldt Squid attack nearly everything they see, from fish to scuba divers. Marine biologists are working to discover why they've headed north from their traditional homes off South America.

Industrial designers and Closed-Loop manufacturing; Human and wildlife clashes in suburbs; Junkyard music.

Oregon Lottery Director Dale Penn discusses the success and concerns of Scratch-its, Powerball and video lottery games. With annual sales of $900 million in creates jobs, the Oregon lottery bolsters public education, and funds state parks and salmon habitat projects. 1% goes to gambling education programs.

Wetlands around the San Francisco Bay - waging a scorched-marsh campaign against a devastating kind of East Coast grass. -- Thank you for catching our podcast! We provide programs FREE to radio stations and do not accept government or corporate support, so PLEASE DONATE at: http://www.radioproject.org/support.

Invading Ants Go On Diet

Author: waterway Added: Mon, 31 Dec 2007 17:58:19 -0800 Duration: 184Marine habitat restoration.ghost net, underwater hazard recovery and invasive species discovery.

One of a series of eight 30 second commercials about the Collaborative Environmental Planning Initiative (CEPI) and its work in the Bras d'or Lakes region, part of the traditional home of the Mi'kmaw First Nation, Cape Breton Island, NS Canada

Welcome to Rise Form Studio Home of the First Monthly Fly Fishing Vidcast! In this months episode we take a look at conservation. Didymo Algae has been found on some of the North East's best rivers. Learn how to stop the spread of this dangerous invasive species before it hits your home waters. Then we electro fish a local Trout Conservation Area with NJ Division of Fish and Wildlife staff and volunteers from Trout Unlimited. Learn what goes on behind the scenes for determining the best way to manage your fisheries.

Carmela Cuomo discusses the possible causes of the spectacular dieoff of the American Lobster in Long Island Sound, and the consequent collapse of the lobster harvesting industry, in 1999. The cause is the subject of much debate, and is probably the result of a number of factors including warming ocean currents, pollution, and invasive species. The oceanographic and geological structure of the Sound, together with its temperate climae and proximity to one of the most developed metropolitan areas in the world, make it an ideal laboratory to study the complex effects of global change at a local level.

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Conservation and saving species go under the spotlight this week as Henry Nicholls draws attention ot the plight of Lonesome George, the last giant tortoise of his kind, David Aldridge discusses the problem of invasive species and how he is purging freshwater ecosystems of zebra mussels with a poison pill, Chris interviews Rick Shine about the wave of invasive cane toads legging it across Australia, from waves to the ocean, Helen Scales discusses the issues behind marine conservation, and sticking with the watery theme, Derek Thorne whips up a storm in Kitchen Science.

Conservation and saving species go under the spotlight this week as Henry Nicholls draws attention ot the plight of Lonesome George, the last giant tortoise of his kind, David Aldridge discusses the problem of invasive species and how he is purging freshwater ecosystems of zebra mussels with a poison pill, Chris interviews Rick Shine about the wave of invasive cane toads legging it across Australia, from waves to the ocean, Helen Scales discusses the issues behind marine conservation, and sticking with the watery theme, Derek Thorne whips up a storm in Kitchen Science.

This week on Let’s Talk, Jerry Gordon talks with Dr. Tim Paine, a professor in the department of entomology at the University of California, Riverside. They will be discussing invasive species impacting the California landscape.