Last Year’s Snake River Invasive Mussel Incident Has F&W Managers On High Alert; Widespread Infestation Poses Billions In Damage

The state of Idaho has shifted from an aggressive rapid response – the emergency eradication of quagga mussels found in the mid-Snake River near Twin Falls last year — to prevention and containment, according to Nic Zurfluh, Invasive Species Bureau Chief at the Idaho State Department of Agriculture. The incident was the first time invasive, destructive mussels were verified in the Columbia River basin.

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