Tuesday on the Inland Journal podcast, non-native invasive species are causing headaches for wildlife and fisheries managers in the Northwest. Idaho is trying to keep out the quagga mussel, a little creature which is becoming a nuisance in many parts of the country. We’ll hear about efforts to stop the spread of Washington’s most immediate threat, the northern pike, a big fish that’s gobbling its way toward the Columbia River. Find the Inland Journal podcast in iTunes, Google Play or NPR One or on the SPR website.
Inland Journal, May 7, 2019: The Battle To Eliminate Northern Pike In Washington
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