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YouTube - Invasive clams cause concern in Owasco Lake
Google. YouTube; New York Sea Grant.
YouTube - Removing Giant Reed in Sabino Canyon

Google. YouTube; Tuscon Audubon (Southern Arizona).
YouTube - Sea Lamprey in the Great Lakes

Google. YouTube; Wisconsin First Detector Network.
YouTube - Viral Hemorrhagic Septicemia in Conesus Lake
Google. YouTube; New York Department of Environmental Conservation.
YouTube - What is Boxwood Blight?

Google. YouTube; Virginia Cooperative Extension Master Gardener.
Zebra Mussel

Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources.

See also: Scientific review and assessment (PDF | 106 KB)
Zebra Mussels
Virginia Department of Game and Inland Fisheries.
Zebra Mussels Pose a Threat to Virginia's Waters
Virginia Tech; Virginia State University. Virginia Cooperative Extension.