White Bear Lake, Minn. — Wildlife Forever is proud to announce the release of the new Clean In – Clean Out Roadside Station. This waterless cleaning station empowers watercraft users with self-service hand tools to properly Clean, Drain, and Dry boats, trailers and equipment. Clean Drain Dry Initiative signage prompts users to follow the scientifically supported best …
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The Minnesota-based conservation organization Wildlife Forever has been administering the national invasive species campaign, “Clean.Drain.Dry.” since 2006. Since then, the initiative has resulted in 1.9 billion contacts, according to a recent report updating the group’s outreach and educational efforts with the AIS prevention program. “That’s how we measure our ability to reach an audience,” said
The cleaning station to target – and remove – aquatic invasive species is part of a pilot project spearheaded by Wildlife Forever and its Clean Drain Dry Initiative and CD3, a Minnesota-based company that developed the cleaning stations.
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