Survey Reveals 200 Acres of Invasive Hydrilla in Lower Connecticut River

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According to a recent survey, more than 200 acres of the lower third of the Connecticut River is overgrown with hydrilla, an invasive aquatic plant that, according to the Connecticut Agricultural Exp...

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