September 19, 2025
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6:27Now PlayingBiologists keep track of many non-native aquatic species in Alberta: the ones that are already in the province, disrupting local ecologies, and the ones threatening to enter the province's waterways from places where aquatic mussels have already taken hold. A cutting-edge technique allows biologists and citizen scientists to test for the presence of invasive aquatic species without even seeing them.
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