In order to effectively fight against aquatic invasive species, the Ministry of Forests, Wildlife and Parks has formulated a series of best practices. Among these best practices, the cleaning of watercraft greatly reduces the risk of the dispersal of aquatic invasive species, whether animals or plants. In recent years, several municipalities in Quebec have installed cleaning stations (permanent or mobile), near bodies of water, in order to protect them from the arrival of new invasive species or reduce the risks of dispersal. The MFFP contributed to this effort by funding several cleaning stations through its funding program. In order to facilitate the planning of nautical activities for citizens, it is important to make the location of these cleaning stations available. Thus, this dataset lists the location, address and names of known cleaning stations in Quebec. __WARNINGS:__ * These stations were identified in collaboration with the Reglomeration of Quebec Watershed Organizations and the Laurentides Regional Environmental Council, as part of projects funded by Fisheries and Oceans Canada, as well as the agencies managing the stations. There may be a lag between the position listed in the dataset and the actual location of the station. If you notice such a discrepancy, please inform the persons responsible for the dataset in order to have the necessary corrections.* The “mobile” cleaning stations have been positioned according to their most frequent location during the year. Depending on the season and current events in a location, mobile stations may not be parked at the location listed.**This third party metadata element was translated using an automated translation tool (Amazon Translate).**