An invasive tick species is expanding in the U.S. and could soon make its way to Missouri, which is causing concern for some public health officials. The Asian longhorned tick that was first detected in New Jersey in 2017 can carry several human and animal diseases....
State conservation authorities have confirmed the discovery of a fourth northern snakehead in Missouri waters. The invasive fish was caught by an angler over the Memorial Day holiday weekend below the spillway of Lake Wappapello in southeastern Missouri’s Wayne...
Missouri continues its efforts to eradicate the Asian Carp from the state’s lakes, rivers, and streams. The invasive fish species depletes food sources for native bass and crappie and are known for becoming agitated and jumping into boats when they hear the engines....
Another invasive species has been identified in Missouri. They have been seen in other states killing trees and crop plants. These pests have become a nuisance since being spotted in the U.S. in 2014 and have since spread to other states. Sarah Phipps, the State...
