North Dakota boaters who are traveling to or through other states or Canadian provinces, are reminded to check the aquatic nuisance species regulations of their destination, to make sure they are in compliance. Mandatory boat inspections may be required along highways or at lakes based on destination or route taken. In general, to ensure compliance, […]
North Dakota boaters who are traveling to or through other states or Canadian provinces, are reminded to check the aquatic nuisance species regulations of their destination, to make sure they are in compliance.
Mandatory boat inspections may be required along highways or at lakes based on destination or route taken. In general, to ensure compliance, boaters are encouraged to clean, drain and dry equipment.
More information on bordering state and provincial ANS regulations is available at the following web addresses.
South Dakota Game, Fish and Parks at sdleastwanted.comMinnesota Department of Natural Resources at https://www.dnr.state.mn.us/invasives/ais/index.htmlMontana Fish, Wildlife and Parks at http://cleandraindry.mt.gov/Saskatchewan Ministry of Environment at http://www.saskatchewan.ca/residents/environment-public-health-and-safety/wildlife-issues/invasive-species/aquatic-invasive-species-prevention-programManitoba Department of Sustainable Development at http://www.gov.mb.ca/sd/waterstewardship/stopais/index.html