Zebra Mussels

A new study from a state conservation group said zebra mussels could have a negative impact on the South Dakota economy.

South Dakota Game, Fish, and Parks reports Big Stone Lake is now infested with zebra mussels.

South Dakota Game, Fish and Parks is confirming a new section of the Big Sioux River is infested with zebra mussels.

The Department of Game, Fish and Parks (GFP) confirms zebra mussel have been found the Sand Lake National Refuge in Brown County.

The plan includes strategies to reduce the spread of non-native species in state rivers and parks.

Nearly half of positions are unfilled for officers that inspect boats entering state waters. That’s according to South Dakota Game Fish and Parks, which is tasked with mitigating the spread of zebra mussels and other invasive species.

South Dakota Game, Fish and Parks (GFP) has confirmed the presence of zebra mussels in Blue Dog Lake near Webster.

Researcher says research can help slow the spread of zebra mussels and it's worth the investment.

A new report from the state Department of Game, Fish & Parks details its efforts to fight zebra mussels, but a current and former lawmaker say more could be done to contain the aquatic invasive species.

Zebra mussels are an invasive mollusk. Their name comes from the zig-zagged stripes on their shells.