Flint Lake in Valparaiso, Indiana, is struggling with invasive Eurasian milfoil — a fast-spreading aquatic weed that’s clogging waterways and harming fish populations. While herbicides are often used to control the problem, they can create oxygen-depleting decay zones and destroy vital native plants that young fish rely on for shelter and food.

The lake’s challenges highlight the need for smarter, more sustainable management methods that control weeds without compromising aquatic ecosystems.

Read the full article on our website: Invasive Weeds and Herbicides Are Threatening Fish in Flint Lake