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M.L. 2013 Minnesota Aquatic Invasive Species Research Center Subproject Abstract For the Period Ending June 30, 2019, SUBPROJECT TITLE: MARC Subproject 8: Risk assessment, control, and restoration

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1. Obtain the 2013 Minnesota Aquatic Invasive Species (AIS) form from the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources website.
2. Fill out the top section of the form with your personal information, including your name, address, and contact information.
3. Provide information about the water body where the invasive species were found. This includes the name of the water body, county, and specific location.
4. Indicate the invasive species that were discovered. You may need to provide additional details about the species, such as size, quantity, or any noticeable impacts on the ecosystem.
5. Describe the methods or instruments used to identify the invasive species, if applicable.
6. Provide any additional information or comments that may be relevant to the report.
7. Review the completed form for accuracy and completeness.
8. Submit the form to the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources according to the instructions provided.

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1. Anyone who encounters or discovers aquatic invasive species in Minnesota should fill out the 2013 Minnesota Aquatic Invasive Species form.
2. This includes researchers, scientists, fishermen, boaters, swimmers, and anyone who spends time near or in Minnesota's water bodies.
3. By reporting invasive species, individuals can contribute to the protection and management of Minnesota's aquatic ecosystems.

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Minnesota aquatic invasive species (AIS) refer to non-native plants and animals that disrupt the local ecosystem, harm water quality, and negatively impact recreational and economic activities in Minnesota's lakes and rivers.

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Individuals and businesses engaged in activities that may spread aquatic invasive species, such as watercraft owners, property owners on lakes, and commercial entities involved in water-related activities, are generally required to file reports regarding AIS.

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To fill out the Minnesota aquatic invasive species report, one must obtain the designated form from the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources, provide necessary personal and activity information, and detail any encounters with aquatic invasive species.

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The purpose of Minnesota's aquatic invasive species regulations is to monitor, manage, and prevent the spread of invasive species in order to protect native ecosystems, maintain biodiversity, and ensure the continued enjoyment of Minnesota's aquatic resources.

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The reported information must include the type of invasive species encountered, the location of the sighting, the date of the sighting, and any actions taken in response to the encounter.