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Aquatic invasive species

In 2018, the EID initiated an Aquatic Invasive Species Prevention Program. All boaters wishing to ac

Aquatic invasive species program

In 2018, the EID initiated an Aquatic Invasive Species Prevention Program. All boaters wishing to access EID reservoirs must follow approved prevention procedures and complete a watercraft information form stating they will not knowingly spread aquatic invasive species. As part of the program, trailered watercraft must only be launched from approved boat launches and boaters must check in with the campground, marina, or EID office before launching. Canoes, kayaks, and other non-trailered watercraft may continue to be launched at random locations, but the boaters are still required to check in with the campground, marina, or EID office prior to launching. During the week, boaters can go to the EID office, Lake Newell Resort Marina, Rolling Hills Campground, or Crawling Valley Campground to fill out a watercraft registration form.


Contact info 


Brandi Doerksen


Land Administrator – Aquatic Invasive Species


brandi.doerksen@eid.ca

1-403-363-9694


Eastern Irrigation District

550 Industrial Road West

P.O. Box 128, Brooks, AB, T1R 1B2


ph (403) 362-1400   fax (403) 362-6206

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