Aquatic Invasive Species: Management at Great Lakes Marinas

A Clean Marina Webinar, supported by the Great Lakes Green Marina Education and Outreach Project
This webinar, held November 7, 2012, provided an overview of aquatic invasive species management and requirements in the Great Lakes states and provided a forum for discussion among representatives from both public and private sectors. See below for electronic documents of each presentation.

Webinar Recording

We have provided an archival recording of this webinar. It is our recommendation to stream the recording (i.e., select “playback” versus “download”) due to file size. Before advancing to a specific presentation you must allow the entire file to buffer. Start times for each presentation are included below.

• Aquatic Invasive Species Clean Marina Webinar

Presentations

• Workshop Agenda
• Overview of AIS Best Management Practices (BMPs)
  Sarah Orlando, Ohio Clean Marinas Program Coordinator, Ohio Sea Grant
  Start time: 4 minutes, 54 seconds
• Resources for Great Lakes Marinas
  • AIS Regulations in the Great Lakes States
    Start time: 10 minutes, 27 seconds
  • State Resources for Aquatic Invasive Species
    Start time: 13 minutes, 10 seconds

• Great Lakes Marina Management for Aquatic Invasive Species Panel
  • Ohio’s Boat Cleaning and Inspection BMPs
    Tory Gabriel, Ohio Sea Grant
    Start time: 17 minutes, 5 seconds
  • How Michigan Marinas are Adopting Best Management Practices to Reduce the Spread of AIS
    Josh Gunn, Michigan Sea Grant
    Start time: 29 minutes, 43 seconds
  • Stopping Aquatic Hitchhikers & Then Some: Watercraft Decontamination
    Tim Campbell, Wisconsin Sea Grant
    Start time: 41 minutes, 28 seconds
  • AIS Boater Education
    Dave White, New York Sea Grant
    Start time: 53 minutes, 33 seconds

Clean Marina programs are part of a national initiative to voluntarily engage marinas and boatyards in management practices that improve water quality, reduce environmental risk to people and aquatic life, and protect the water resources that sustain the boating industry.