Results are in for milfoil-killing herbicide used in Adirondack lakes
Lakes using the herbicide ProcellaCOR find it effective at killing invasive milfoil and more continue to eye its use
eurasian watermilfoil
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Two Adirondack lakes look to use milfoil-killing herbicide
Eagle Lake, Mountain View Lake go to Adirondack Park Agency for approval to drop milfoil-killing herbicide as smaller lake associations call for state support
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ProcellaCOR herbicide use expanded to more Adirondack waters in 2024
Lake George sees first chemical management of invasive plants as herbicide use grows across Adirondack waters
New director on the ‘never-ending’ fight against invasive species in the Adirondack Park
Brian Greene discusses the challenges facing Adirondack Park as it loses its natural defenses against invasive species, emphasizing the role of herbicides in future conservation efforts
Lake George leaders look to move past herbicide fight
LGA plans to work with Lake George Park Commission on sharing data; will also drop lawsuit over ProcellaCOR use
After ProcellaCOR treatment, northern Adirondack property owners call on state to control invasives in connected lake
Who should be responsible for managing invasive milfoil on Deer River Flow: the state or local property owners?
After herbicide use, Lake George divers see desired results
Lake manager says 30-day look at bays treated with ProcellaCOR are showing dead milfoil, green natives
Lake George Commission declares ProcellaCOR concentrations undetectable after 24 hours
Lake George Association conducts its own sampling, monitoring
East, West Caroga lakes to try herbicide on Eurasian watermilfoil
Caroga town is 7th Adirondack Park community to receive permit to try ProcellaCOR
Adirondack Park Agency considers new requirements for herbicide use
The APA considers application requirements as more lake associations seek an herbicide to combat a fast-growing invasive weed.