Water users advised to prevent the spread of weeds

6:40 AM Sun 20 Mar 2011 GMT

NSW Government - More than 200 signs targeting water users on how they can play their part in preventing the spread of invasive water weeds will be erected across NSW over the coming months. 'The signs titled ?Protect our Waterways ? prevent the spread of water weeds? are an important awareness guide and are being placed at priority freshwater boat ramps and canoeing areas across the state,' said Syd Lisle, Leader Invasive Species State Programs with Industry & Investment NSW. 'The signs advise water users to inspect and remove all plant material from their water craft, trailers and equipment before ...

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