Quagga/Zebra Mussel Action Plan Implementing the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service David Britton, Southwest Regional AIS Program Coordinator.

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Quagga/Zebra Mussel Action Plan Implementing the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service David Britton, Southwest Regional AIS Program Coordinator

$2 Million for 2010 $800,000 for Inspection/Decontamination at Lake Tahoe $600,000 to be divided among states/areas with ANSTF-approved state/interstate AIS management plans $600,000 to be divided among accepted proposals that target the top priorities of the QZAP

QZAP Priorities Expand early-detection monitoring programs to Western water jurisdictions (QZAP Section C. Early Detection, C.1.) Continue the development of effective watercraft inspection and decontamination protocols and standards (QZAP Section B. Prevention, B.2.) Develop standard and effective equipment (non- watercraft) inspection and decontamination protocols (QZAP Section B. Prevention, B.3.)

Colorado $40,000 in Service funds $84,000 of in-kind matching Early-detection in Colorado (Colorado Division of Wildlife) To publish a Containment Procedures for Positive Waters, a manual to complement the State ANS Handbook. Manual will be available in electronic format to all states for their use and adaptation.

Montana $28,754 in Service funds $150,702 of in-kind matching funds from Montana Wildlife and Parks For early-detection in Montana by strategically sampling 10 high priority water bodies

Nevada $100,378 in Service funds and in-kind matching from University of Nevada, Las Vegas Using pressurized hot water spray to kill and remove dressenid mussels on watercraft: field testing on the efficacy of water temperature, high pressure, and duration of exposure This project will develop a standard protocol for killing and removing 100% of the quagga and zebra mussels for watercraft decontamination with pressurized water spray.

Nevada $118,283 in Service funds and in-kind matching from University of Nevada, Las Vegas To develop effective decontamination protocols for wildland firefighting equipment to quagga/zebra mussels: Testing the efficacy of quaternary ammonium compounds on killing dressenid veligers Testing the efficacy of quaternary ammonium compounds on killing dressenid veligers

Oregon $45,489 in Service funds and $14,489 of in-kind from Portland State University For early-detection monitoring for quagga and zebra mussels in Oregon by strategically sampling at least 10 high priority waters in Oregon.

Texas $55,000 in Service funds and $53,090 of in-kind matching from the University of Texas at Arlington For implementation of a monitoring and early detection program for zebra mussel invasion of Texas aquatic habitats in northeastern Texas And to develop and test an accurate and economically feasible zebra mussel monitoring system.

Western States $103,559 in Service funds and $38,250 plus time of in- kind matching (Bureau of Reclamation) To implement a pilot laboratory testing program to determine and improve the reliability of laboratory performance regarding early detection of Dreissena larvae in plankton samples.

Western States $72,236 in Service funds and $32,000 in-kind matching (Bureau of Reclamation) Dreissena mussel early detection monitoring methods and quality assurance workshops To address key bottlenecks in the effort to expand early monitoring projects by holding two workshops. These workshops will improve the reliability of laboratory results by developing standard protocols

Western States $28,232 in Service funds and $12,561 of in-kind matching from Pacific States Marine Fisheries Commission To survey and update the “Recommended Uniform Minimum Protocols and Standards for Watercraft Inspection Programs for Dreissenid Mussels in the Western United States” (UMPS) document for best practices protocols. The findings will be presented to the Western Regional Panel as an updated UMPS document which would serve as model for other groups.

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