This is a selection of websites that Reclamation consulted in its development of an action plan to address quagga mussels on the agency's facilities on the lower Colorado River:

• Bureau of Reclamation Mussel Task Force
  
• Bureau of Reclamation Mussel Management Workshop Presentations (May 5&6, 2009)
  
• California Department of Boating and Waterways
  
• California Department of Fish and Game
  
• US Army Corps of Engineers Zebra Mussel Control Handbook for Facility Operators
  
• US Army Corps of Engineers Zebra Mussel Research Program
  
• US Geological Survey FAQs on Zebra and Quagga Mussels
  
• US Geological Survey Nonindigenous Aquatic Species Site
  

• 100th Meridian Initiative
  
• Aquatic Nuisance Species (ANS) Task Force "Protect Your Waters" Program
  
• Cornell University Facilities Services Zebra and Quagga Mussel Control Measures
  
• Sea Grant Nonindigenous Species Site
• University of Wisconsin Extension Service - a song promoting "Clean Boats, Clean Waters"

• BiO2xy Inc. Research paper - "The Effect of Sodium Chlorite Solutions on Zebra Mussel Mortality"
  
• CSA database article - "Biofouling: It's Not Just Barnacles Anymore"
  
• Environmental Science & Engineering Magazine article - "Fire systems now threatened by Zebra and Quagga Mussels"
  
• Environmental Science and Engineering, Inc. Research paper - "Carbon Dioxide as a Narcotizing Pre-Treatment for Chemical Control of Dreissena Polymorpha"
  
• Environmental Science & Technology article - "Microencapsulated BioBullets for the Control of Biofouling Zebra Mussels"
  
• Ohio University Research Paper - "Optimization of a Vacuum Device for Zebra Mussel Control"
  
• Ontario Centre for Environmental Technology Advancement - Potassium Dosing System for Control of Zebra Mussels in Semi-Static Water Systems
  
• RNT Consultants Inc. report for the Ontario Hydro-generation Group - "Canadian Experience with Zebra Mussel Fouling and Control"
  
• State University College at Buffalo Research Paper - "Influence of Wide-Range Ultraviolet Radiation upon Behavior and Mortality of Dreissena polymorpha"
  
• US Army Corps of Engineers Zebra Mussel Research Technical Notes - "Review of Zebra Mussel Control Methods"