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National Invasive Species Information Center

U.S. Department of Agriculture

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Conservationist for Kids Magazine: Invasive Species Issue (PDF | 915 KB)

New York State Department of Environmental Conservation.

In this issue, we learn about invasive species, their impacts, and what we can do to help stop their spread. See also: Invasive Species: K-12 Educator Resources for more information.

Plants for a Livable Delaware (PDF | 5 MB)

University of Delaware Cooperative Extension.

Plants for a Livable Delaware is a campaign to identify and promote superior plants that thrive without becoming invasive. Visit the University of Delaware's Extension Program for more information on sustainable landscaping.