The Hydrilla Menace: Scientific coalition aids Salisbury’s lakes amid immediate and dire threat
“If hydrilla spreads, we cannot financially afford to eradicate it from six lakes.” — Bill Littauer, president, Lake Wononscopomuc Association

Bill Moorhead, senior botanist with CT DEEP’s Natural Diversity Database, took notes during a boat tour of East Twin Lake Monday, Sept. 9 where new colonies of hydrilla had taken root. The Connecticut River variant’s genetic makeup is still a mystery to scientists.
Photo by Debra A. Aleksinas