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2016 Annual Report • Nebraska Game and Parks Commission 11 Z E B R A M U S S E L S I N L E W I S A N D C L A R K R E S E R V O I R A N D M I S S O U R I R I V E R Since the initial finding of zebra mussels, aquatic invasive species, in the fall of 2014, Lewis and Clark Lake and the Missouri River downstream are listed as infested waters. During the summer of 2016, sampling documented the rapid increase in mussel densities, especially on structures in marinas and boat dock facilities. Inspections of boat ramps along the entire Missouri River to the Kansas border have resulted in finding adult zebra mussels present. Currently, Lake Zorinsky has been listed as suspect due to positive zebra mussel veligers samples collected in June. Additional sampling has all been negative on other water bodies across the state.

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