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UPDATE: DNR confirms finding two larval zebra mussels in Lake Winnibigoshish
The Department of Natural Resources said this afternoon that two microscopic, larval-stage zebra mussels have been found in Lake Winnibigoshish in northern Minnesota. Located in Cass and Itasca count...
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DNR uses dogs to detect zebra mussels

The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources (DNR) will be using three zebra mussel-sniffing K-9 teams for the first time this year to help combat the spread of aquatic invasive species (AIS).

May 07, 2013

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Aquatic ecologist introduces DIY zebra mussel detection

Aquatic ecologist introduces DIY zebra mussel detection Spring has finally arrived in Minnesota. Soon lake lovers will be setting their sights on scenes of summer: boating, skiing, canoeing, kayaking, swimming – and, of course, the emergence of watercraft inspectors patrolling for zebra mussels.

By Crystal Dey , May 03, 2013

Zebra mussels discovered in Lake Winnibigoshish

Water sampling efforts have detected the presence of two microscopic, larval zebra mussels, also called veligers, in Lake Winnibigoshish located in Cass and Itasca counties, the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources (DNR) said.

January 31, 2013

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Have zebra mussels met their match?

Have zebra mussels met their match? Will Zequanox be the “silver bullet” in stopping zebra mussels? A new study shows promising results, according to Marrone Bio Innovations, the company that manufactures the biopesticide.

January 02, 2013

Eagle Bend man cleared in zebra mussel case

Mark Ratajesak of Eagle Bend was found not guilty of transporting zebra mussels into Lake Irene in Douglas County. After a one-day trial on December 13, a jury deliberated for about 20 minutes before returning with the not guilty verdict.

By Al Edenloff , December 21, 2012

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Prevent spread of aquatic invasive species during cabin close-up

Labor Day has come and gone. Soon, Minnesotans will rake leaves and prepare for winter. But the switch from summer to fall means a new season where Minnesotans must be vigilant to prevent and curb the spread of aquatic invasive species (AIS) like zebra mussels.

October 05, 2012

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DNR confirms zebra mussels in Lake Minnewaska near Glenwood

The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources (DNR) has confirmed the presence of zebra mussels in Lake Minnewaska in Pope County near Glenwood. Recently, DNR snorkeling crews discovered a zebra mussel three miles from the location where, in early July, lakeshore residents found an adult zebra mussel attached to the metal portion of a boat seat mount that was submerged in four feet of water.

August 03, 2012

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New law: Businesses can request inspection for zebra mussels

Business and Commerce: Travel insurance does not include major medical plans, which provide comprehensive medical protection for travelers with trips lasting six months or longer, including those working overseas as an expatriate or military personnel being deployed.

June 29, 2012

Editorial - Not enough boaters are pulling plug on zebra mussels

You see all those boats pulling out of lake accesses? One in every five is leaving with an unwanted hitchhiker – aquatic invasive species.

June 22, 2012

Otter Tail County forming task force to stop zebra mussels

Otter Tail County commissioners, at their December 20 meeting, unanimously agreed to work in partnership with public and private agencies, volunteer organizations and individuals to reduce the threat to Otter Tail County lakes and rivers caused by aquatic invasive species.

December 25, 2011

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Legislative summit to focus on aquatic invasive species; Douglas County group is co-sponsor

Becker County Coalition of Lake Associations (COLA), the Pelican River Watershed District and the Lake Detroiters Association will host the Aquatic Invasive Species Legislative Summit on Saturday, January 14, 2012.

December 06, 2011

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Bye, bye zebras - DNR unveils decontamination unit on Douglas County lake

Bye, bye zebras - DNR unveils decontamination unit on Douglas County lake Zebra mussels, we have had enough of your miserable, meddlesome ways. Minnesota is fighting back. In an attempt to halt the accession of the undesirable invasive species in its lakes, the Department of Natural Resources (DNR) is rolling out three invasive species decontamination units.

By Wendy Wilson , August 17, 2011

Aquatic invasive species expert to speak in Fergus Falls

Mark Gaikowski with the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) Upper Midwest Environmental Sciences Center will be the featured speaker at the Saturday, July 23 Otter Tail County Coalition of Lake Associations meeting.

By Staff Report , July 17, 2011

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A battle plan for zebras

Two months ago, the Douglas County Board of Commissioners designated a committee of citizens to explore the impact of zebra mussels and to make recommendations to stop the invasion. The Douglas County Citizens’ Committee (DCCC) on Zebra Mussels wrapped up their first assignment and the group presented their suggestions to the county board on April 12.

By Amy Chaffins , April 20, 2011

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Senate environmental committee adopts budget that includes money to fight zebra mussels

Members of the Senate Committee on Environment and Natural Resources passed their omnibus budget bill for 2012-2013 on Tuesday. The bill passed out of committee and will be sent to the Senate Finance Committee for further review and inclusion in the final budget bill.

March 25, 2011

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