Invasive Species Fund Sticker
Starting in 2009 a special invasive species sticker must be purchased for all boats in Idaho. The fees will fund vessel inspections, wash stations, and informational materials to assist Idaho with preventing aquatic invasive species like the quagga mussel.
Click here for more information on the special sticker and how to purchase
IISF Stickers can now be purchased at all Idaho State Parks
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Quagga/Zebra Mussel Inspection Stations
Inspection stations are now going at locations throughout the State. If you are transporting a watercraft you will be required to stop at these locations. Additional locations may be added during the year.
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For questions regarding IISF sticker purchase, please contact the Idaho Department of Parks and Recreation by email or phone: 1-800-247-6332
IISF program related questions should be directed to the Idaho Department of Agriculture. 1-877-336-8676
Brochure mailed to boaters
House Bill 213
House Bill 643
Senate Resolution 109
Invasive Species Rules
__Quagga mussel infestation in Utah
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Idaho Invasive Species Council
The Idaho Invasive Species Council is a multi-agency
organization that provides direction and planning for combating invasive species throughout the state and for preventing the introduction of other species that may be potentially harmful. The Director of ISDA chairs the Idaho Invasive Species Council.
Membership includes state and federal entities, local government organizations, tribal governments, Idaho universities and private and not-for-profit organizations with an interest in invasive species
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Idaho Aquatic Nuisance Species Plan (4.5 MB)
Assessment of Invasive Species Management in Idaho
Invasive Brochure (outside)
Invasive Brochure (inside)
Quagga and Zebra Mussel map for the West