Is this what you want, an unmanageable waterway?
Milfoil, Hydrilla - invasive water weeds in Guntersville Lake impeding navigation and recreation activities. These invasive species, if not abated, will result in a loss of revenue for areas like Jackson County Park in Scottsboro, Alabama. Thus far the Jackson County Commission has refused to contribute to the abatement plan in the past 6 years, although they are the only revenue producing entity on Roseberry Creek. The Commission has approved expansion of the County Park area docks, camp grounds and cabins amounting to millions of dollars in expansion expense. (photo by TVA)
The problem with aquatic invasive species on Guntersville Lake, Aquatic Plant Management Plan: http://www.lakeguntersvillestakeholders.org/index.php/invasive_plants
Lowell Bivens, Roseberry Rescue Group, makes presentation regarding the importance of controlling the invasive species in the Roseberry Creek area.
The Roseberry Rescue Group, a 501c3 organization dedicated to controlling the invasive water species, made a presentation to the commission Tuesday afternoon requesting their support in abating the invasive water weeds species in the Roseberry Creek area surrounding the Jackson County Park.
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