Northern snakehead is a prohibited invasive species in New York, with scattered detections that wildlife managers are watching closely.
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A Gothamist article explores whether invasive air-breathing snakehead fish could become a culinary option, potentially addressing the ecological probl…
Officials are conducting an invasive-species survey in Central Park's Harlem Meer for northern snakehead fish. The state prohibits possession of the s…
New York environmental officials surveyed Central Park's Harlem Meer for invasive northern snakeheads, an air-breathing predator fish native to Asia. …
New York's Department of Environmental Conservation launched an expanded investigation after the first northern snakehead was discovered in Lily Pond …
New York DEC expanded its investigation after discovering northern snakehead fish for the first time in Lily Pond at Lake Ronkonkoma in Suffolk County…
A snakehead ("Frankenfish") was spotted in the Catskills, prompting concern from wildlife management officials about the invasive species.
FOX 5 New York presents a frequently-asked-questions segment about Northern snakehead fish, likely covering identification, behavior, and regional con…
