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Attention Lake Tahoe Boaters: watercraft inspections for the prevention of aquatic invasive species will not be available until at least April 16, 2020. Boat ramps at Cave Rock, NV and Lake Forest, CA are also closed. This is necessary to comply with NV and CA Executive Orders on COVID-19 and to keep our dedicated inspectors safe during these difficult times. Please continue to check this site for new information as it becomes available. Thank you for helping protect Lake Tahoe.
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The need for inspections at Lake Tahoe
Watercraft are the largest source for spreading aquatic invasive species (AIS) into new waterways. Mandatory inspections stop aquatic invasive species, such as quagga mussels, BEFORE they enter the water. Please do your part to protect Lake Tahoe and plan ahead for mandatory boat inspections. Invasive species have devastating environmental and economic impacts on industries, communities, and native species populations. Most invasive species do not have predators to keep their populations in balance and, once introduced, are difficult if not impossible to eradicate. What is AIS? Read more here!
3 Steps Closer to Fun!
– Clean, Drain and Dry –
The need for inspections at Lake Tahoe
Watercraft, are the largest source for spreading aquatic invasive species (AIS) into new waterways. Mandatory inspections stop aquatic invasive species, such as quagga mussels, BEFORE they enter the water. Please do your part to protect Lake Tahoe and plan ahead for mandatory boat inspections. Invasive species have devastating environmental and economic impacts on industries, communities, and native species populations. Most invasive species do not have predators to keep their populations in balance and, once introduced, are difficult if not impossible to eradicate.