Clean Boats, Clean Waters Watercraft Inspection Program
Since 2004, the Clean Boats, Clean Waters (CBCW) Watercraft Inspection program has provided an effective, easy, and indispensable method for trained watercraft inspectors to help prevent the introduction and spread of aquatic invasive species (AIS) at the landings. Though the CBCW program, inspectors check boats and trailers for AIS before boaters launch and before they leave a waterbody; teach boaters how and where AIS are most likely to hitch a ride into new waters and the steps to prevent the spread of AIS; and collect data.
If you would like to become a watercraft inspector, or need a refresher before the opening of fishing season, please see the training schedule below or contact Stephanie Boismenue at [email protected].
Since 2004, the Clean Boats, Clean Waters (CBCW) Watercraft Inspection program has provided an effective, easy, and indispensable method for trained watercraft inspectors to help prevent the introduction and spread of aquatic invasive species (AIS) at the landings. Though the CBCW program, inspectors check boats and trailers for AIS before boaters launch and before they leave a waterbody; teach boaters how and where AIS are most likely to hitch a ride into new waters and the steps to prevent the spread of AIS; and collect data.
If you would like to become a watercraft inspector, or need a refresher before the opening of fishing season, please see the training schedule below or contact Stephanie Boismenue at [email protected].
Register for a 2025 Clean Boats Clean Waters Trainings
Agenda: CBCW Virtual Training
Agenda: CBCW In-Person Training
Agenda: CBCW Virtual Training
Agenda: CBCW In-Person Training