What is water weed?

Water weed refers to various aquatic plants that grow in or near bodies of water, often becoming invasive and disrupting local ecosystems. Common types include species like Eurasian watermilfoil and hydrilla, which can outcompete native plants, hinder recreational activities, and affect water quality. These plants can also impact fish habitats and alter natural water flow. Managing water weeds is essential for maintaining healthy aquatic environments.