The column on the right has links to 3 important documents that are included here for you to review. Two you can download in a .pdf file format, the other is a direct link to the most current AIS data from the USGS.

Also, below those are contacts for reporting of AIS should you find some that have not been listed or are suspect.

31 states have laws that reference; transport restrictions, watercraft inspection, decontamination or some combination.

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Links to important Information

State Laws as compared to the Model Regulation
National Sea Grant Law Center .pdf

Model Regulation for states to follow:
Model Regulation .pdf

US Geological Survey
Info on AIS

REPORTING OPTIONS: If you encounter AIS or other species you suspect may be invasive, note the location and any distinguishing characteristics. If possible, take photos of the specimen and the site. Report your observations by phone or online:

Oregon Invasive Species Council 1-866-INVADER (1-866-468-2337)

Washington Invasive Species Council 1-877-9-INFEST (1-877-946-3378)

Invasive Species Council of British Columbia1-888-WEEDSBC (1-888-933-3722)

Idaho Invasive Species Council1-877-336-8676