With a steadfast commitment to preserving our local aquatic ecosystem, Ozero Solutions, an innovative company specializing in boat‑washing solutions, invites you to an awareness day focused on combating aquatic invasive species.
This event—organized in collaboration with the HRC—is open to all boat owners, outdoor enthusiasts, and citizens who care about safeguarding our natural heritage.
- Date & Venue: August 10 @ The Harvey Lakeshore
- Time: 3:00PM
- Admission: Free
Goal: Educate boat owners and the general public about the impacts of invasive species and the ways to fight them.
Program Highlights
- Live boat‑cleaning demonstrations with our on‑site mobile station
A central attraction will be hands‑on demonstrations of Ozero Solutions’ mobile washing station, installed especially for the occasion. Participants will see how thorough cleaning prevents the spread of invasive species often carried inadvertently on watercraft and gear. - Presentation on the impacts of invasive species, such as zebra mussels and Eurasian water milfoil, on local ecosystems
Invasive species can disrupt food chains, degrade water quality, and harm biodiversity. This session offers an in‑depth look at these species, their devastating effects, and the actions each of us can take to curb their spread. - Practical tips for identifying, reporting, and limiting the spread of invasive species
Beyond demonstrations, the Ozero Solutions team will provide tools and actionable advice on recognizing and reporting aquatic invasives, helping participants understand how their actions directly influence the health of our waterways. - Q&A sessions with our experts
Team members will be on hand to answer questions and facilitate discussions, equipping attendees with the knowledge they need to protect local waters.
Ozero Solutions and the HRC invite all residents and visitors to join this awareness day—an opportunity to learn practical measures for protecting our water bodies and ensuring long‑term biodiversity. Come, participate, and help build a healthier future for our lakes and rivers.