Sea lamprey are one of the nastiest aquatic invasive species ever after they got into the upper Great Lakes in the early 20th century with the opening of the St. Lawrence Seaway. By the 1950s and ’60s ...

Dr. M. Sanjayan investigates the largest river restoration ever attempted in the United States. Dr. M. Sanjayan visits northern California where the largest river restoration project in United ...

Saving the Lamprey – Tribal Conservation in the Columbia River Basin In “Our Living Lands,” we explore the work being done by tribes in the Columbia River Basin to protect the culturally significant ...

Kanim Moses-Conner, Lamprey technician for the Confederated Tribes of the Umatilla Indian Reservation, handles a lamprey at a community event. The distinctive fish, which resembles an eel, has been a ...

A U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service review indicates the potential dam removals would not be expected to cause a significant increase in invasive, sport fish-damaging sea lamprey farther up the Huron ...

Scientists have analyzed this unprecedented situation to determine whether the pause had a meaningful effect on sea lamprey abundances and fish wounding. Their study, published in March in the journal ...

According to the Great Lakes Fishery Commission, the sea lamprey feeds on the blood and fluids of other fish by attaching itself with its sharp tongue. The aquatic pest has been wreaking havoc ...

More: Sea lamprey control efforts slowed during COVID-19. It let the Great Lakes invaders flourish More: Invasive Asian carp are nearing Lake Michigan as Trump, Whitmer discuss ways to stop them ...

The lampricide application, announced in a Thursday press release, will target an estimated 4,800 sea lamprey larvae in the creek.

This is the lamprey, a famed Ceylonese dish that's a meal-in-one packed in a banana leaf. (Advance/SILive.com | Jan Somma-Hammel)Jan Somma-Hammel Lakruwana — 668 Bay St., Stapleton, 347-857-6619 ...

Matt asked, “Are federal budget cuts to the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service going to result in the curtailing of sea lamprey treatments on Lake Champlain?” It’s a timely question because ...