Science activity

Science activity #50074, updated 29 April 2022

Aquatic Invasive Species Programs

Description / purpose

The Aquatic Weed Control Program includes both floating and submersed aquatic vegetation. DBW uses an Integrated Pest Management strategy with the following components: - Public information and education - Prevention - Pre-established action levels for chemical, biological and physical control - Environmental monitoring Since submersed and floating aquatic vegetation are well established in the Sacramento- San Joaquin Delta, eradication may not be feasible, while controlling invasive growth is likely to lessen negative economic and biological impacts.

Linked science activities

None specified

Collaborators

None specified

Activity status

  • 1 Awarded / Initiating (1998)
  • 2 In progress / Ongoing (1998 - 2019)
  • 3 Complete

Funding summary

Total allocated funding: $0

Location

Subbasins
Delta regions

Geographic tags

None specified

Products and outputs

Type Title Description Views
Report Submersed Aquatic Vegetation Control Program 2017 Annual Monitoring Report This is the annual report for the Submersed Aquati 0
Report Floating Aquatic Vegetation Control Program 2017 Annual Monitoring Report This annual report provides an overview of the pro 0
Link Aquatic Invasive Species Program Website Aquatic Invasive Species Program website 0
Data Map of the Aquatic Invasive Vegetation Integrated Management Control Program (2017) A 2017 map of treatment locations for aquatic inva 1
Link Invasive Mussel Guidebook For Recreational Water Managers And Users This guidebook provides an overview of the 0
Report Submersed Aquatic Vegetation Control Plan 2017 DWB is required by their NPDES permit to put out a 0

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