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 (Having trouble viewing this email? View it as a Web page.) April 5, 2024 Suggested Tweet: The week of April, @MyFWC will conduct aquatic plant control on #LAKECYPRESS in #OSCEOLACOUNTY. https://content.govdelivery.com/accounts /FLFFWCC/bulletins/394a148 #Florida #InvasivePlants FWC conducts aquatic plant control on Lake Cypress The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) will conduct aquatic plant control in portions of Lake Cypress the week of April 15, weather permitting. The FWC will treat invasive hydrilla in the Osceola County lake in areas where it is encroaching on beneficial native submersed aquatic plants and could impact access to navigation and flood protection. The FWC manages hydrilla on a lake-by-lake basis using a collaborative approach. The FWC makes management decisions based on the impact this invasive plant can have on native plant communities, access and navigation, flood control, and management costs. For general waterbody information, fishing forecasts, virtual tours, annual workplans, boat ramp information, and more, visit the “What’s Happening on My Lake” website at MyFWC.com/Lakes. For more information about the treatment, contact Ed Harris, FWC invasive plant management biologist, at 407-204-3310.  QUESTIONS? Contact the FWC Florida Fish & Wildlife Conservation Commission · 620 S. Meridian Street · Tallahassee, FL 32399-1600 · (850) 488-4676  |