The McGill Reporter | Feb. 3, 2015

By: Melody Enguix

New study from scientists at McGill shows the vulnerability of the basin to future invaders – and calls for regulations to mitigate this threat.

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Classified as: Sustainability, invasive species, great lakes
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Published on: 12 Feb 2015

The Great Lakes have been invaded by more non-native species than any other freshwater ecosystem in the world. In spite of increasing efforts to stem the tide of invasion threats, the lakes remain vulnerable, according to scientists from McGill University and colleagues in Canada and the United States. 

Classified as: environment, Research, invasive species, Anthony Ricciardi, Faculty of Science, great lakes, McGill News, policies
Published on: 29 Jan 2015
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