Invasive Species Program What are invasive species? Species profiles Nutria discovery in California Quagga / Zebra mussel management How can I help? Invasive Species Action Week Don't Let it Loose! Citizen science Report a sighting Eye on Invasives newsletter California Aquatic Invasive Species Management Plan Laws and regulations Marine Invasive Species Monitoring Program Caulerpa discovery in California May 2013 Hosted by the California Department of Fish and Wildlife The goals of the summit were to equip water managers with information and tools necessary to prepare and implement quagga and zebra mussel prevention programs at their local waters. In addition, the summit offered an opportunity for agencies from around the state to collaborate and share information on existing programs. Agenda (PDF) 2013 Summit Attendees Contact List (PDF) PowerPoint Presentations CA Department of Fish and Wildlife Update – Martha Volkoff, CDFW (PDF) Prevention Program Elements – Jennifer LaBay, CDFW (PDF) Vessel Registration Fee (AB 2443) Update – Melissa Frago, DBW (PDF) Big Bear Lake Prevention Program – Mike Stephenson, Big Bear Municipal Water District (PDF) Don Pedro Reservoir Prevention Program – David Jigour, Turlock Irrigation District (PDF) Pyramid Lake, Castaic Lake, and Lake Piru Reciprocal Prevention Program – Lori Bennett, LA County Department of Parks and Recreation (PDF) Posters Assessment of Sport Fishing as a Vector for the Spread of Quagga Mussels Poster (PDF) Early Detection Monitoring for Quagga and Zebra Mussels in California (PDF) Quagga and Zebra Mussel Biology And History of Invasion (PDF) CDFW Invasive Species ProgramP.O. Box 944209, Sacramento CA 94244-2090Invasives@wildlife.ca.gov