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kfundingsland@minotdailynews.com Kim Fundingsland/MDN ANS cleaning stations have been positioned at three locations in the state for use this watercraft season, including this ANS station at Lake Metigoshe State Park. Others are located on the Red River in Grand Forks and at Lake Ashtabula. “It’s just a challenge that every state agency faces,” said Ben Holen, Aquatic Nuisance Species coordinator, North Dakota Game and Fish Department, stationed in Jamestown. “Minnesota has a great program and they still have more ANS locations every year.” Aquatic Nuisance Species, or ANS, change and disrupt bodies of water by altering the ecological make-up of a system. Zebra mussels, for example, filter water so efficiently that a lake with somewhat cloudy water will become clear from top to bottom. That means an entirely different growing environment for plants, fish, and anything else living in the system.

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