Increased Funding for Aquatic Invasive Species Control
This act boosts funding for combating invasive aquatic species, aiming to protect our lakes and rivers. A healthier aquatic environment could improve drinking water quality and recreational opportunities like fishing and swimming.
Key points
Increased funding for invasive species control from $50 million to $75 million.
Extension of the invasive species control program until 2028.
Expanded focus to include aquatic ecosystems, not just water quantity and quality.
Specific inclusion of Lake Erie Basin and Ohio River Basin for protection efforts.
Addition of hydrilla (Hydrilla verticillata) to the list of targeted invasive species.
Status:
Expired
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