Clean, Drain, and Dry
Clean, Drain, and Dry
Clean, Drain, and Dry
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Alert: Protect Lake Tahoe! Golden mussels, an invasive species never before seen in North America, were recently discovered nearby in California—threatening Lake Tahoe. Protect the lake: Clean, Drain, Dry your watercraft. Click here for updates.
Reminder: Invasive New Zealand mudsnails have been detected in Lake Tahoe. Click here for important inspection program updates.
The need for inspections at Lake Tahoe
Watercraft are the leading vectors for spreading aquatic invasive species (AIS) into new waterways. Mandatory inspections stop aquatic invaders before they enter the water. Thank you for helping protect Lake Tahoe from the devastating environmental and economic impacts of aquatic invasive species.
Kayaker, Angler, Paddleboarder, or Beachgoer?
All watercraft and gear must be Clean, Drained, and Dry before and after launching to prevent the spread of aquatic invasive species. Paddlers, kayakers, anglers, and other beachgoers are encouraged to watch the 5-minute training video to become certified Tahoe Keepers.
Aquatic Invasive Species Program Confronts New Threats
2024 Boating Season in Review Contact: Jeff Cowen, 775-589-5278 Lake Tahoe, Nev./Calif. — As the Lake Tahoe boating and paddling season wraps up, agencies leading the Lake Tahoe Aquatic Invasive Species (AIS) program are tallying up the 2024 watercraft inspection...
Invasive Golden Mussel Found in Bay-Delta near Stockton
Tahoe on High Alert Contact: Victoria Ortiz, 775-589-5281 Image: Golden Mussels/California Department of Fish and Wildlife Lake Tahoe, Calif. –...
Tahoe Keepers Launches New Training Video
Updated video educates on how to prevent the spread of invasive species FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: McKenzie Koch June 28, 2024 Lake Tahoe, Nev./Calif. — Tahoe Keepers is proud to announce the release of a new training video to educate visitors and locals on how to...
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