Invasive Species Prevention

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Clean. Drain. Dry.

Invasive species are one of the leading threats to local biodiversity and our recreational pastimes. Wildlife Forever proudly leads the national Clean. Drain. Dry. Initiative, the leading public service and awareness campaign working to prevent the spread of aquatic invasive species (AIS). Through state, federal, and local community engagement, the program educates and empowers boaters and anglers to take proactive steps in stopping the spread of AIS. Through implementation of cleaning stations and signage at public accesses, distribution of prevention and outreach materials, and broad, comprehensive multimedia marketing strategies, the Clean Drain Dry Initiative is a leader in the fight against AIS.

Beyond Clean. Drain. Dry.

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Clean Drain Dry Pro-Ambassador

"Wild Spotter" logo over a scenic mountain lake with a kayaker, highlighting invasive species mapping in America's wild places.

Report Invasives: Wild Spotter

Jumping carp fish with Citizen Carp Control logo overlay.

Citizen Carp Control

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Report Invasives: EDD Maps

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Labeling Organisms in Trade

Our Partners

Collage of logos from organizations such as Yamaha, U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service, Major League Fishing, National Park Service, Forest Service, Department of the Interior, Bass Pro Shops, USDA, and many more. Includes environmental and conservation groups, governmental agencies, and educational institutions. Text at bottom: 'Special thanks to all the local community groups and lake associations.'