Aquatic Invasive Species2010 Watercraft Inspection EffortsBoats Inspected: 47,204People Contacted: 103,631 More Details As of 9/2/2010 6:15:00 PM In The NewsLeave firewood at home -- keep Wisconsin’s parks, forests and campgrounds healthy Help preserve shoreline plants – critical to near shore ecosystems New Resource for EducatorsClean Boats, Clean Water Story HourWhere Aquatic Invasive Species Have Been Found
Featured Local Project: Project Riverine Early DetectionThe River Alliance of Wisconsin recognized a need for more monitoring of invasive species in river corridors, and developed Project Riverine Early Detection (RED) with the support of a DNR AIS grant. The goal of Project RED is to engage river groups in invasive species issues, and document the spread of a variety of important invaders. They built the project from the ground up, developing monitoring protocols, fact sheets, and a volunteer monitoring handbook. more
More Featured Photos and Local ProjectsPreventing Invasives: Information Kiosks & Key Chains Northeast Wisconsin Youth Watercraft Inspection Beaver Creek Reserve Cloverland Lakes Aquatic Species Survey (CLASS) Project Riverine Early Detection Red Swamp Crayfish Containment and Control Rusty Crayfish Trapping Study - Yellow River, Wood County
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