DVIDSVideoPlayer

Playlist:
Video by Shaina Souder
Beetles Released as Invasive Species Control at Seneca Bluffs Project
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Buffalo District
July 12, 2019 | 0:24
Josh Unghire, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Buffalo District Ecologist discusses the release of beetles (Galurecella spp.) which are a proven bio-control agent for purple loosestrife, an invasive species, along with our local partners from Erie County at the Seneca Bluffs project in Buffalo, NY, July 12, 2019.
More

Tags

BuffaloInvasive SpeciesBuffalo Rivererosion controlenvironmental restorationBuffalo DistrictSeneca BluffsPurple LoosestrifeUSACEcorps of engineers
More

Up Next

Coast Guard offloads nearly $94.5 million in illegal narcotics in Fort Lauderdale from Operation Pacific Viper
Play Button
0:49
Coast Guard offloads nearly $94.5 million in illegal narcotics in Fort Lauderdale from Operation Pacific Viper
U.S. Coast Guard Cutter Seneca interdicts suspected drug smuggling vessel in the Pacific Ocean
Play Button
0:42
U.S. Coast Guard Cutter Seneca interdicts suspected drug smuggling vessel in the Pacific Ocean
Seneca Lake Orientation Video
Play Button
9:51
Seneca Lake Orientation Video
Coast Guard Cutter Seneca, Holiday Greeting
Play Button
0:05
Coast Guard Cutter Seneca, Holiday Greeting
U.S. Coast Guard Cutter Seneca returns from Western Caribbean and Eastern Pacific patrol in support of maritime safety and security missions
Play Button
3:49
U.S. Coast Guard Cutter Seneca returns from Western Caribbean and Eastern Pacific patrol in support of maritime safety and security missions
USCGC Seneca’s crew returns home following 24-day Caribbean Sea patrol
Play Button
1:34
USCGC Seneca’s crew returns home following 24-day Caribbean Sea patrol
USCGC Seneca returns home
Play Button
0:11
USCGC Seneca returns home
PFC Lane Webb Holiday Shoutout
Play Button
0:21
PFC Lane Webb Holiday Shoutout
Coast Guard Cutter Seneca offloads more than 12,000 pounds of cocaine in Miami
Play Button
0:47
Coast Guard Cutter Seneca offloads more than 12,000 pounds of cocaine in Miami
Now Playing
Beetles Released as Invasive Species Control at Seneca Bluffs Project
Beetles Released as Invasive Species Control at Seneca Bluffs Project
Seneca Bluffs Planting Ceremony
Play Button
1:12
Seneca Bluffs Planting Ceremony
Buffalo District hosts Seneca Bluffs planting ceremony
Play Button
1:12
Buffalo District hosts Seneca Bluffs planting ceremony
Coast Guard Cutter Stratton offloads 11 tons of cocaine in San Diego
Play Button
2:22
Coast Guard Cutter Stratton offloads 11 tons of cocaine in San Diego
Seneca Bluffs ecosystem restoration project update
Play Button
2:12
Seneca Bluffs ecosystem restoration project update
Seneca Bluffs Groundbreaking video
Play Button
0:59
Seneca Bluffs Groundbreaking video
More Videos