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Apple Snail Control

Apple Snail Control Plan FAQs

Request for Proposals to Undertake Control Measures to Eradicate the Invasive Island Apple Snail from the Municipal/Langan Park Lakes

Soils Exploration and Geotechnical Engineering Studies City of Mobile Langan Park Lakes

Apple Snail Mechanical Removal Langan Park Lakes 2020

Effects of and Control Methods for the Invasive Apple Snail in Southwest Alabama, 2008

Control of Invasive Exotic Island Apple Snail in Southwest Alabama, 2009

Thoughts on Apple Snail Control Work and Three Mile Creek Invasives Plan

Pre-Proposal Meeting Information

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