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Invasive aquatic plants can reduce biological diversity, affect water quality and interfere with recreational opportunities.
Invasive plants can have just as much of an impact as invasive animals. Aquatic invasive plants can reduce the habitat for our native plants, which threatens species of insects, fish, animals and other plants. As aquatic invasive plants begin rapidly reproducing, they reduce the overall biological diversity of ecosystems, can effect water quality and interfere with recreational opportunities.
If you spot an aquatic invasive species, call 1-855-336-2628 (BOAT) or report it on EDDMapS Alberta.
Learn more about identifying and preventing some of the most damaging plant species for lakes and rivers:
Print off a 'Don't Let it Loose' poster and tell your friends about the threats invasive plants pose.
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