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Watercraft inspection stations
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Aquatic invasive species are spread by overland transport of watercraft, trailers, and fishing and recreational equipment. The most effective way to prevent spread is through education and equipment inspections designed to catch invasive species "hitching a ride" from one waterbody to another. Preventing the spread of aquatic invasive species is far more effective and economically sensible than eradicating invasive species once they are established. With support from Vermont DEC, Public Access Greeters educate lake visitors about invasive species, provide courtesy watercraft inspections, and STOP introductions.

Aquatic Invasive SpeciesBoatDECInspection StationVT ANR Open DataVermontWatercraftdeptDECdivWSMisothemeEnvironisothemeFacilitiesnodeANRprogLakesPonds
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Dcat Issued2021-12-10T14:54:59.000Z
Dcat Modified2021-12-10T14:55:13.769Z
Dcat Publisher NameVermont Agency of Natural Resources
Guidhttps://www.arcgis.com/home/item.html?id=3a639e78289d4a3dac50b64a2cb25429&sublayer=0
Harvest Object Id3093a089-d2b9-4040-9f0c-ac8287b1968f
Harvest Source Id5b97b56a-0a03-487e-9dc7-ae2f3af8c7b5
Harvest Source TitleVermont data portal via energy.gov.uk
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