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Prussian carp (Carassius gibelio)

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One-page infographic presenting facts on the problems associated with Prussian carp in Alberta waterbodies.

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Goldfish (Carassius auratus)

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One-page infographic presenting facts on the problems associated with releasing goldfish in Alberta waterbodies.

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Quick facts : Chinese mystery snail

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Quick fact card about Chinese mystery snail, an aquatic invasive species in Alberta. The Chinese mystery snail is a freshwater snail, native to eastern Asia and introduced to North America through... More ≫

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Quick fact card about Chinese mystery snail, an aquatic invasive species in Alberta. The Chinese mystery snail is a freshwater snail, native to eastern Asia and introduced to North America through pet trade as well as the aquaculture industry for culinary purposes. It has been found in one location in Alberta.

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Quick facts : Eurasian water milfoil

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Eurasian water milfoil (EWM) is an invasive aquatic plant species that is native to Eurasia and North Africa. It can form thick, dense mats that decrease oxygen levels, shade native plants and... More ≫

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Eurasian water milfoil (EWM) is an invasive aquatic plant species that is native to Eurasia and North Africa. It can form thick, dense mats that decrease oxygen levels, shade native plants and obstruct recreational activities, negatively impacting human activities and native fish and wildlife. Control of EWM is very difficult once its established.

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Don't let it loose [quickfacts]

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Under the Fisheries (Alberta) Act, a prohibited species list has been created that has 52 species of aquatic invasive fish, plants and invertebrates – all of which are now illegal to be imported,... More ≫

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Under the Fisheries (Alberta) Act, a prohibited species list has been created that has 52 species of aquatic invasive fish, plants and invertebrates – all of which are now illegal to be imported, sold, transported or possessed in Alberta. Individuals releasing prohibited species into public waters can face penalties up to $100,000 and a year in prison.

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Don't let it loose [Posters]

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Series of posters to support the Don't Let It Loose campaign to educate Albertans on the unwanted effects of releasing aquatic invasive species into Alberta waters, which leads to increasing... More ≫

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Series of posters to support the Don't Let It Loose campaign to educate Albertans on the unwanted effects of releasing aquatic invasive species into Alberta waters, which leads to increasing competition for resources while potentially spreading disease to native species.

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