So many people have stated here that if we make a lake, that micro-invertebrates will colonize it by themselves. In native prairie reconstruction, this most definately does NOT occur. As a matter of fact, saving insect species and micro-invertebrates is one of the most difficult problems facing prairie reconstructionists.

With this being the case, why is it so easy for these species to colonize water and so difficult for them to colonize land?


Norm Kopecky