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#FishSlam comes to Vero Beach, FL 3/27-28. @USGS will lead teams of experts on a scientific scavenger hunt for non-native fishes in freshwater. Twice a year Fish Slams help document non-native fish species' arrival and expansion. USGS Photo: Nov 2018 Fish Slam, Miami.
DYK @USGS_NAS has created 200 Alert Risk Mapper (ARM) maps that show water bodies potentially at risk of invasion from a new nonnative species after it has been sighted. At-risk areas are determined by species mobility & drainage barriers (dams): https://t.co/oXxlb4pQKJ
Last week in Vero Beach, FL, USGS led partners in the bio-blitz-like event known as Fish Slam. The 2-day event aims to find new introduced #fish & document any expansion of existing nonnatives. Learn more about the event: https://t.co/lrhKUrNZ9o @USGS_NAS
Since 2010, aquarium dumps have resulted in the introduction of at least 25 new exotic species in the U.S. These introduced species can become invasive and threaten native fish & plants. Learn about #invasives @USGS_NAS https://t.co/0QA2PS7mPQ #InvasiveSpeciesAwarenessWeek
Happy #NationalInvasiveSpeciesAwarenessWeek! Did you know that @USGS_NAS has been tracking #invasivespecies for 29 years? From it’s humble roots as a pinboard map tracking invasive fish, it's now a database tracking >1220 plants & animals across the US
It's a special #FreeMapMonday in celebration of the 150th anniversary of the Powell Expedition! Retweet and follow us for a chance to win the map of Grand Canyon National Park!
#Powell150#USGSStore (U.S. residents only)
Tilapia are blue, hydrilla are green, let us know of the invasives you've seen. Report invasive species like this crested floating heart to USGS: https://t.co/0QA2PRPLrg #ValentinesDay#invasivespecies#BeMyValentine
USGS has created preliminary "storm tracker" maps showing that more than 160 nonnative aquatic plant and animal species had the potential to spread during the 2018 hurricane season.
https://t.co/H1DDcnu37b
#HurricaneFlorence#HurricaneMichael
This week, USGS scientists will join partners in South FL to sample water bodies for nonnative fish to determine what new fish have been introduced & to document any range expansion of existing nonnatives: https://t.co/lrhKUrNZ9o
#fishslam#bioblitz#invasivespecies#fish
A new USGS study's findings have implications for the conservation and management of several freshwater mussel species in western Gulf of Mexico drainages, including 3 species under consideration for protection under the Endangered Species Act: https://t.co/Ma743zJCZ7
Reese's created a "candy converter" machine that allows people to trade in the candy they don't want for Reese's Peanut Butter Cups https://t.co/T8oATUbry6
Heeeeeere’s Johnny! Instead of Redrum, how about some Red Drum? Learn more about this #sportfish: https://t.co/m8D345V4UM
Happy #Halloween from @USGSAquaticLife & @USGS_NAS #HorrorMovies#namethatscarymovie
Photo: D.R. Robertson/J. Van Tassell; Graphic: C. Morningstar (USGS)
"The Blob" might creep & crawl & eat you alive, but this Blob(fish) just floats near the sea floor. #Halloween#DeepSea
(fyi: this is what a Blobfish looks like when it's brought up from the deep-sea. On the sea floor, they look like an actual fish!) Pic: Australian Museum
"I vant to suck your (fishes) blood!" The sea lamprey relies on other fishes blood to survive. Learn about this aquatic #vampire and other #invasivespecies at https://t.co/sPuxajEJMr
@USGS_NAS #Greatlakes#Halloween
Photo: Great Lakes Fisheries Commission