((Intro)) Since 2015 the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Omaha District's Gavins Point Project has been under attack from zebra mussels. UAACe's Mike Glasch shows us how they are fighting off the invasive specises. ((Tag)) The UV system has a 99 percent effective rate in controlling and killing off the zebra mussel population. However, the main source of zebra mussel contamination is through boaters transferring them from one water source to another. ((GFX)) Boaters can help curtail the spread of zebra mussels by: • Thoroughly inspecting boat and trailer, removing any aquatic weeds and scrape off and throw away any suspected mussels. • Drain all water from boat and equipment before leaving the lake or pond. • Do not reuse any live bait that has contacted infested water. • Thoroughly rinse and dry boats, motors and trailers.

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Buffalo District has partnered with the town of Port Clinton, Ohio to restore a nature preserve along the coastal waterway of Lake Erie that houses homes for waterfowl and bird habitat. The land, part of the Atlantic and Mississippi flyways for migratory birds is an Audubon Ohio designated important Bird Area. (USACE video by Mark Rankin)

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Buffalo District is partnering with the town Lake County, Ohio to prevent erosion along the shoreline of Lake Erie for a water treatment plant. (USACE video by Mark Rankin)

U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Buffalo District Water Management team provides a water update on Lake Erie. (USACE video by Mark Rankin)