Invasive Species: United States

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Virginia

Emerald Ash Borer Infestations Found in Fairfax County, Virginia (Jul 11, 2008) and Virginia Quarantines Movement of Ash Trees and Products from Fairfax County (Jul 16, 2008)
Virginia Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services.
Two new infestations of emerald ash borer (EAB) were recently discovered (Jul 7 and 9) and confirmed in ash trees in the town of Herndon and the Newington area, both in Fairfax County, Virginia. As of Jul 14, 2008, the Virginia Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services placed a quarantine on Fairfax County to prevent the artificial spread of EAB to uninfested areas of the Commonwealth.

Emerald Ash Borer - Current Status
Fairfax County. Virginia.
Please help by contacting the Forest Pest Branch if you notice any signs or symptoms of emerald ash borer on your property.

Government
University/Academic
Organizations

Invasive Species Experts - Virginia
Aquatic Nuisance Species Task Force.

Government

Invasive Plants
Arlington Department of Parks, Recreation, and Cultural Resources.
Species of Concern; Contacts; Community; Management

Invasive Plants
Fairfax County Park Authority.
Species of Concern; Contacts; Community; Management

Plant and Pest Services
Virginia Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services.
Species of Concern; Management; Monitoring

Invasive Alien Plant Species of Virginia
Virginia Department of Conservation and Recreation. Natural Heritage Program.
Species of Concern; Publications

Virginia Invasive Species Council
Virginia Department of Conservation and Recreation. Virginia Invasive Species Council.
Species of Concern; Laws and Regulations; Management

West Nile Virus
Virginia Department of Health.
Special of Concern; Contacts

University/Academic

Information on Veined Rapa Whelk
College of William & Mary. Virginia Institute of Marine Science.
Species of Concern; Contacts; Special Note: Photographs, T-shirts (bounty system)

Invasive Exotic Plants at the University of Richmond
University of Richmond.
Species of Concern

Weed Identification Guide
Virginia Tech.
Species of Concern

Organizations

Watch Out for Invasive Exotic Plants
Reston Association.
Species of Concern; Contacts; Special Note: Alternative plants

Invasive Alien Plant Species in Virginia
Virginia Native Plant Society.
Species of Concern

Last Modified: Jul 22, 2008

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