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Nebraska Water Warriors

Become a Water Warrior and help protect Nebraska's waters from aquatic invasive species!

Learn about AIS

What is a Nebraska Water Warrior?

A Nebraska Water Warrior is an individual who has pledged to protect Nebraska’s aquatic resources from aquatic invasive species (AIS). Anyone, any age can become a Nebraska Water Warrior. You don’t even have to be a Nebraska resident!  

How to become a Water Warrior

  1. Learn about Nebraska’s aquatic invasive species and how to prevent them by visiting our AIS web page.
  2. Then, take our Water Warriors quiz below.
  3. Once you have submitted your quiz, you’ll receive a small thank-you gift in the mail and a quarterly AIS e-newsletter (optional).

Water Warriors Quiz

Water Warriors Quiz
Which of the following is NOT true about aquatic invasive species?
In what ways do aquatic invasive species impact Nebraska?
If you see an aquatic invasive species in Nebraska, you should:
True or False: Eurasian watermilfoil can hybridize with native Northern milfoil, making chemical treatment costlier.
In Clean, Drain, and Dry, Clean means to:
In Clean, Drain, and Dry, Drain means to:
In Clean, Drain, and Dry, Dry means to:
This species is considered an aquatic invasive species in Nebraska:
I am ready to become a Nebraska Water Warrior and help protect Nebraska’s waters from aquatic invasive species!
Name
Name
First Name
Last Name
Mailing address
Mailing address
City
State/Province
Zip/Postal
I would like to receive the quarterly e-newsletter regarding updates and activities related to aquatic invasive species in Nebraska.

Contact

For more information, contact Jena Paugels.

402-429-8716

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