Among all the negative effects of the recent drought in Texas, there was one positive result: low lake levels, and the resulting closure of many boat ramps, may have limited the spread of zebra mussels, an aquatic invasive species. But with the recent heavy and frequent rains, the state’s zebra mussel outlook has changed. Read more at twri.tamu.edu…
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