Feature Stories Archives

In December 2010 we began a series of stories to highlight the work we do in the lab.  These stories come out monthly and illustrate the broad research scope of the Marine Invasions Lab. For more information about any of these stories contact Monaca Noble.

May 2012	Bait Worms, Algae, Invasive Species, and Community Service
April 2012	The Aquatic BioInvasion Research & Policy Institute: A Renewed Partnership
March 2012	Find Your NEMESIS of the Deep in the National Estuarine and Marine Exotic Species Information System
February 2012	Can the invasion process free snails of their castrating parasites?
January 2012	Will cold temperatures stop the Caribbean Creep?
December 2011	Fighting European Green Crabs in Seadrift Lagoon
November 2011	All in the Family: The Tunicates
October 2011	Volunteers in San Francisco Bay Remove Hundreds of Pounds of an Invasive Kelp from Local Marinas
September 2011	How much do we know about the impacts of invasive species?
August 2011	Trial and Error: Learning to Conduct Ecological Research
July 2011	Ballast Water Reporting and Analysis: The National Ballast Information Clearinghouse (NBIC)
June 2011	Hull Fouling and Copper-based Antifouling Paints
May 2011	Citizen Science: New Website Launched Making it Easier to Reports Sightings of Chinese Mitten Crabs
April 2011	Cryptogenic Species: Using History and Genetics to Solve Invasion Mysteries
March 2011	Estuaries, Oysters, and Ocean Acidification
February 2011	Adapt: From the Dock to the Mudflat
January 2011	Searching for an Invasive Shrimp in Chesapeake Bay
December 2010	New Introduction: Invasive Tunicate Found in Whiting Harbor, Sitka AK