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Invasive Species
Rhode Island Coastal Resources Management Council.
New Jersey Invasive Species Council

New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection.
Non-Native Invasive Plant Species List (Mar 2004) (PDF | 21 KB)
South Carolina Pest Plant Council.
Rhode Island Invasive Species Council
Rhode Island Invasive Species Council.
The Rhode Island Invasive Species Council is an outreach program of the Rhode Island Natural History Survey, The Rhode Island Agricultural Experiment Station, and The University of Rhode Island Cooperative Extension.
South Carolina Exotic Pest Plant Council
Southeast Exotic Plant Pest Council.
The mission of the South Carolina Exotic Pest Plant Council is to support the management of invasive exotic plants in South Carolina's natural areas by providing a forum for the exchange of scientific, educational and technical information.