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Far below normal precipitation has caused a drought and increased fire danger levels. All of Connecticut is currently in a Stage 2 Drought Advisory. Residents are encouraged to be mindful of water consumption and use extra caution to prevent fires. An emergency burn ban remains in effect at all state parks, forests, and wildlife management areas, prohibiting the use of all outdoor grills, firepits, campfires, etc.

Connecticut River Project

U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Research & Demonstration Project

USACE Project Website

Facts Sheets

Executive Summary Plant and River Information Impacts of Hydrilla

Hydrilla Management Options General Stakeholders USACE Project

Hydrilla Mini-Documentary

CAES IAPP Survey Results

Connecticut River Middle and Upper Sections Invasive Aquatic Vegetation Survey, Hydrilla Overwintering, and Spread Management Options, 2021

Connecticut River Gateway Conservation Zone Invasive Aquatic Vegetation Survey, Aquatic Plant Management Options, 2019

Interactive Map of Results

Partners

U.S. Army Corps of Engineers logo U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service logo

University of Wisconsin Northeast Aquatic Nuisance Species Panel logo Lower Connecticut River Valley Council of Governments logo

Solitude Lake Management logo

Eightmile River Wild and Scenic Watershed logo CT Gateway Commission logo CT Resource Conservation and Development logo