The Otisco Lake Preservation Association has a new weapon in its war on aquatic weeds: a big, orange weed harvester that’s already cutting swathes of invasive curly-leaf pond weed growing in the lake.

On June 22, Josafat Nava Gallardo, 19, of Brooklyn Park, Minnesota, sought to retrieve a soccer ball that had gone into Lake Minnetonka. Gallardo never retrieved that ball, as he drowned in the waters ...

In a blow to residents who advocated fighting invasive aquatic weeds like water chestnuts and watermilfoil in Freeman Lake ...

Pond owners throughout the Brazos Valley will soon recognize new growth of aquatic vegetation in farm ponds that are used for recreational fishing and/or for livestock watering. There are several ...

ACUSHNET — The three ponds off of Lake Street in Acushnet are set for a specialized cleanup of invasive, overgrown aquatic weeds and plant life, which officials say should make the beloved freshwater ...

Also known as reeds or pencil reeds, bulrushes are considered a valuable part of a lake’s ecosystem. They grow in marshes and along shorelines of lakes and ponds up to eight feet deep and can rise ...