Microplastics are pervasive in the environment and often so small they can’t be seen with the naked eye. Removing them has ...

Wildlife conservation charity People's Trust for Endangered Species is asking people across the UK to survey for water voles ...

Singh suggested exploring water hyacinth, an invasive species that can be disastrous for the natural ecosystem, blocking out sunlight and reducing fish populations in the lakes and rivers where it ...

Aquatic life could be struggling to survive and bacteria and viruses harmful to human health may be thriving because the ...

Those weevils aren't tossed into the river by accident: scientists hope that the insects and their larvae will munch their way through the green mat, which is made up of an unwanted, invasive South ...

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The invasive plants block out the sunlight, which means no oxygen in the water, she said. "If there is no oxygen, there’s no fish, there’s no crab, there’s no insects and so you completely ...

The invasive plants block out the sunlight, which means no oxygen in the water, she said. "If there is no oxygen, there’s no fish, there’s no crab, there’s no insects and so you completely ...