18 reactions | Dr. Eric Hilton describes a preserved specimen of the invasive snakehead, Channa argus, and compares it to a Virginia native—the bowfin Amia calva. The snakehead and bowfin occupy similar niches: both have a similar build, diet, behavior, habitat, and can both survive in low-oxygen waters by gulping surface air. The snakehead is considered to be good eating and has become a popular sportfish. | Virginia Institute of Marine Science | Facebook

183 reactions · 36 shares | “Land use is important to the future of any community. It could be used as a tool of harm. It could be used as a tool of healing.” Hear from Habitat for Humanity affiliates and local residents who are leading successful advocacy and rezoning efforts to create equitable land use policies in communities across the U.S. | Habitat for Humanity | Facebook