There has been a great deal of talking, e-mailing and blogging about Didymo and one thing is true, it is in our waterways. We can help slow down the spread of this by washing our gear daily which means our waders, boots, fly-line, reel, flies and anything that comes in contact with the rivers that are affected. We also need to make sure that we talk to the kayaking community to make sure they are washing their boats, paddles since this is another prime way of spreading didymo. Any idea's on how we educate the wildlife in the state from spreading it around?