The Minnesota DNR has developed a technique involving hot dogs and minnow traps to target invasive species. They're hoping that property owners, Tribal bands, and anyone who wants to help will make their own traps to help.
Are these lovely blooms lighting up your neighborhood and nearby ditches? They might look like phlox, but there's a surprising twist to this gorgeous plant that you should know.
An invasive species has now been confirmed to be found in the state of Minnesota. The species is so new that the Minnesota Department Of Agriculture doesn't fully know the impact it will have on our ecosystem.
The invasive zigzag sawfly found in Minnesota
The zigzag sawfly was first found in the United States in 2021, and now three years later it has been confirmed to be in Minnesota...
Now is the time to be on the lookout for these invasive species of plants as they are flowering, if they are at least 2 years old, making them easy to spot.