California AB1772 establishes a program to prevent the spread of invasive mussels in state waterbodies.
California AB1772 aims to protect California's waterbodies from invasive mussels by implementing a statewide inspection and decontamination program. The bill mandates the use of a single database to track the movement of vessels and equipment between waterbodies. It requires conveyances to be inspected and decontaminated at licensed stations before launch. The Department of Fish and Wildlife is tasked with establishing uniform decontamination standards and certification.
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