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AIS INFORMATION

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Response to NR198

See the link below for an article by Dan Eagan, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, on the Chicago Sanitary and Ship Canal Aquatic Nuisance Species dispersal barrier.

http://www.jsonline.com/news/wisconsin/34156254.html

 

Board of Directors Response to NR198 AIS Control Grants

Sample letter to County Board Supervisors - Dry Hydrant Regulation

Oval Callout: MORE ADDED

INFORMATION FROM JENNIFER HOLMAN,
ONEIDA COUNTY AIS COORDINATOR

November 24, 2008

New Information November/December WI Fire Journal Articles
Update for AIS coordinatorsAPM Update for AIS Coordinators
WCI WCI Trends 2008
AIS Final Priority ListAIS Final Priority List (This is an Excel File)
Position description draftTemplate AIS Coordinator Position Description - DRAFT

See the link below for the video "Defending Favorite Places - How Hunters and Anglers Can Stop the Spread of Invasive Species."

http://www.fs.fed.us/invasivespecies/prevention/defending.shtml (working on this link)

John Gozdzialski asked me to provide you with the list that he referred to during his presentation,"Taking Action...Against Invaders".  At the Economic Summit workshop on November 17th. This information is available at www.mipn.org .  (Midwest Invasive Plant Network)

Information sheet Yellow Iris
Invasives Invasives present as of April, 2008

  • Army of People Inspected Boats to prevent AIS
    — Vilas Volunteers spent 3,364 Hours at Landings
    AIS article ARTICLE

Extra! Extra! Read All About It!

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Caution urged to prevent spread of fish virus
Get Information. . .fast! Fish virus

MORE INFORMATION AIS Information
Jumping fish


State Property Tax and AIS ManagementState Property Tax and AIS Management

HERE'S THE VERY LATEST! (4-4-2008)
April, 2008 VHS Rules Revisions New Rules for VHS

Hitchhiker Don't Pick up Hitchhikers! Especially on Your Boat!!

 

-- AQUATIC INVASIVE SPECIES --

For Details on the Fight for Funding
check out the comments


Information Keeping You Informed!

An article appeared in the April 6, 2007 edition of The Rhinelander Daily News. The OCLRA Board of Directors believes that the formation of a separate Oneida County department for Aquatic Invasive Species (AIS) would be redundant to efforts already underway by the County’s Land and Water Conservation Department; dilutive of efforts to prevent and control the spread of AIS in County waterways; and result in the expenditure of funds that could better be used to prevent and control AIS in the County.

Here's the article.

 
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