Help protect Flathead Lake from aquatic invaders
Karen Peterson
People with watercraft must stop at the check station in Ravalli if they pass by to be inspected for AIS.
Karen Peterson
Erik Hanson, the Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribe’s Aquatic Invasive Species program coordinator, checks a boat for invasive species at the Ravalli check station when it first opened in March.
Karen Peterson
Inspectors use water at 140 degrees to wash boats brought in from states with mussel infestations to help protect local waters.
Karen Peterson
People are given a receipt after the inspection.
Karen Peterson
Karen Peterson
Karen Peterson
Karen Peterson
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