Items
of Interest:
Lake
Powell Launching Restrictions to Begin
June 29 2009 (Jun 29, 2009)
DOI. NPS. Glen Canyon.
Effective Jun 29, 2009, self-certification
of watercraft will no longer be an option at
all major launch ramps and screening for the
invasive mussels by trained personnel will
be mandatory for all vessels.
Invasive Plant Management
DOI. NPS. Planning, Environment and Public Comment.
The National Park Service (NPS) is proposing
to treat invasive plant species at Chiricahua
National Monument in Willcox, AZ, Fort Bowie
National Historic Site in Bowie, AZ, and
Coronado National Memorial in Hereford, AZ.
The park encourages public participation
throughout the planning process. Comments are
due by Feb 28, 2009.
Arizona
Invasive Species Management Plan (Jun 30,
2008; PDF | 3.2 MB)
Arizona Invasive Species Advisory Council.
The plan was developed by the Arizona Invasive
Species Advisory Council (AISAC), a multi-partner
organization created by an executive order issued
by the governor in 2007.
Arizona
Invasive Species Situation, Unwanted Plants
and Animals (Jun 30, 2006; PDF | 2.2 MB)
Arizona Invasive Species Advisory Council.
A report to the Governor
Keep Lake Powell Free of Zebra and Quagga Mussels
Zebra Mussel-Free Certification (Mar 2007; PDF | 254 KB)
DOI. NPS. Glen Canyon National Recreation Area.
You are required to comply with Glen Canyon National Recreation Area's zebra mussel prevention program before you may launch your boat into Lake Powell.
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