Single, Dead Invasive Quagga Mussel Found On Oregon Reservoir Shoreline, Monitoring Continues

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A single dead adult quagga mussel was found out of water on the shoreline at central Oregon’s Prineville Reservoir last month during a routine survey for aquatic invasive species.

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