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Legislation would raise boat fees to ward off invasive mussels – Malheur Enterprise

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The effort to keep the invasive quagga mussel out of Oregon may get help from legislators in the current session. Officials have been on guard against the aquatic species that can multiply quickly, clog irrigation systems and foul boats. State Rep. Mark Owens, a Republican from Crane who represents Malheur County, is one of the sponsors of House Bill 2982 which would boost boat registration fees to fund the Aquatic Invasive Species Prevention Fu…
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Legislation would raise boat fees to ward off invasive mussels – Malheur Enterprise

The effort to keep the invasive quagga mussel out of Oregon may get help from legislators in the current session. Officials have been on guard against the aquatic species that can multiply quickly, clog irrigation systems and foul boats. State Rep. Mark Owens, a Republican from Crane who represents Malheur County, is one of the sponsors of House Bill 2982 which would boost boat registration fees to fund the Aquatic Invasive Species Prevention Fu…

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Legislation would raise boat fees to ward off invasive mussels - Salem Reporter

The effort to keep the invasive quagga mussel out of Oregon may get help from legislators in the current session. Officials have been on guard against the aquatic species that can multiply quickly, clog irrigation systems and foul boats. State Rep. Mark Owens, a Republican from Crane who represents Malheur County, is one of the sponsors of House Bill 2982 which would boost boat registration fees to fund the Aquatic Invasive Species Prevention Fu…

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EBMUD extends boat launch ramp closures in effort to prevent spread of invasive mussel - Local News Matters

Boat launches at all East Bay Municipal Utility District reservoirs will remain closed in an effort to keep invasive golden mussels from infesting the public water supply, the agency said.Golden mussels haven’t been detected in EBMUD’s seven raw water reservoirs, and the boat launch closures announced this past Thursday are a pre-emptive measure to keep them at bay.Last October, the invasive bivalves were discovered in the Sacramento-San Joaquin…

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The Malheur Enterprise broke the news in on Wednesday, February 19, 2025.
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