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Protecting Washington from invasive species and toxic algae |
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Date Published |
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| 10-10-044 | October 2010 | January 2011 |
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| Author(s) |
Dept. of Fish & Wildlife and Dept. of Ecology |
| Description |
The Washington Department of Fish & Wildlife and Ecology – with the support of the Recreation and Conservation Office, the Puget Sound Partnership and the State Patrol – are seeking legislation to rescind the expiration date for fees that support the aquatic invasive species and aquatic algae control programs. |
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| Contact |
Don Seeberger at 360-407-6489 |
| Keywords |
recreation, partnership, algae control, fish, water quality, toxic, Puget Sound, freshwater, grant, aquatic |
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Aquatic Plants, Algae, and Lakes |
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