Resources
DOWNLOAD POSTERS, RACK CARDS, FACT SHEETS AND MORE.
POSTCARDS
Send a personalized e-card to friends and family to discuss protecting our lakes. Let’s share memories, not invasive mussels.
Risk Posters
Print off your own risk posters to spread the message of invasive mussels and their affect on the Okanagan.
WEB BADGE
Post this web badge to your website and hyperlink to https://dontmoveamussel.ca/. Help us “Spread the message. Not the mussel.”
Social Banner
Post this as a banner on your Facebook profile. Let your social circle know to “Share Memories, Not Invasive Mussels”
Don’t Move A Mussel – General Info & Boat Checklist
Get the facts about zebra & quagga mussels and a handy checklist of places to look for the mussels.
Clean. Drain. Dry. Fact Sheet
Information on invasive Zebra, Quagga and Golden mussels, plus information on other B.C. native mussels.
Don’t Move A Mussel Rack Card
Find invasive mussel facts, and boat inspection info on this easy-to-share rack card.
Zebra & Quagga Mussels FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions on zebra & quagga mussels.
Clean. Drain. Dry. Rack Card
Informative rack card from the Clean. Drain. Dry. campaign.
More Information
For more information on invasive Zebra, Quagga and Golden mussels, we encourage you to check out some of the resources below.
• UPDATED IN 2026 to include golden mussels! “Preparing for Invasive Mussels: Vulnerability Assessment Guide for Raw Water Infrastructure”
for organizations with water-related infrastructure to help keep their systems invasive mussel-free (February 2026)
• “Limiting the Spread of Aquatic Invasive Species into the Okanagan”
report by Larratt Aquatic Consultants prepared for the Okanagan Basin Water Board and Glenmore-Ellison Improvement District (April 2013)
• B.C. Invasive Mussel Defence Program
B.C. government program to help prevent the introduction of zebra and quagga mussels into the province
• Okanagan and Similkameen Invasive Species Society
Aquatic Invasive Species
• DontMoveAMussel.com
the North Coast Zebra and Quagga Mussel Consortium
• U.S. Department of Agriculture, National Invasive Species Information Centre
• Ontario’s Invading Species Awareness Program
• Mussel Threat – Protecting BC’s Freshwater Video
