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Pikes/Pines | Cover your ash: Keep an eye out for the EAB

Pikes/Pines | Cover your ash: Keep an eye out for the EAB
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Briefs: Boaters urged to properly prepare for season

Briefs: Boaters urged to properly prepare for season
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Invasive species cropping up again in Washington

SPOKANE The boating season is officially underway in Washington state. To keep lakes, rivers, and other water bodies clean and beautiful, the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife is asking the public to take a few simple steps when launching boats or other vessels this season, according to a press release from the department.

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WSU sentinel plantings to guard against invasive pests, diseases at Washington ports – WSU Insider

WSU scientists will plant sentinel trees and shrubs at the Port of Tacoma to catch and identify invasive pests and diseases before they impact Washington farms and forests.

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How Australia Managed to Eradicate its Zebra Mussel Infestation

The outbreak of the 'Zebra Mollusc' was Australia's worst-ever marine invasive species infestation, highlighting the importance of ships&#.

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