Highway to the Hudson: The New York State Canal System and the Spread of Invasive Species into the Hudson River

The New York State Canal System has long served as a thoroughfare for commerce – additionally, the canal system also is a thoroughfare for aquatic invasive species to move into new waterways – including the Hudson River watershed. During this program, aquatic ecologist Stuart Findlay explores the ecological impacts and potential solutions to the movement of aquatic invasive species through the New York State Canal System with minimal effects on commercial and recreational use.

Learn more about the impact of aquatic invasive species on the Hudson River and watershed.

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Take action on invasive species: Ask Governor Hochul to take action to stop invasive species from entering the Hudson River through the Erie Canal!