Water Research Center webinar: ‘Overabundant Water Stargrass Growth in the Yakima River’

“Overabundant Water Stargrass Growth in the Yakima River: Consequences and Management Strategies”

Thursday, March 20
Noon–1 p.m.
Register to join via Zoom

Aaron Pelly and his advisor, Dr. Sarah Roley, have been investigating the growth of water stargrass in Washington’s rivers. They will discuss how this aquatic plant impacts ecosystems and fish habitat, as well as strategies for managing it.

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