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A Brief Guide to Kentucky's Non-Native, Invasive Species, Common Weeds, and Other Unwanted Plants (PDF | 4.7 MB)
Louisville Water Company.
YouTube - Following the Invasive Nutria in the Northwest
Google. YouTube; DOI. Fish and Wildlife Service.
YouTube - Garlic Mustard
Google. YouTube; Delaware Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control.
YouTube - Identifying Japanese Stiltgrass
Google. YouTube; New England Wild Flower Society.
YouTube - Protecting Potatoes from Pests: Pale Cyst Nematode
Google. YouTube; University of Idaho College of Agricultural and Life Sciences.
YouTube - Spotted Knapweed
Google. YouTube; DOI. National Park Service. Great Lakes Restoration Initiative.
YouTube - What Will Round Gobies Do to Great Lakes Streams?
Google. YouTube; University of Wisconsin Sea Grant.