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Wildlife Diseases - White Nose Syndrome
Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife.
YouTube - Kudzu
Google. YouTube; University of Tennessee. Institute of Agriculture.
YouTube - Northern Snakehead
Google. YouTube; Maryland Department of Natural Resources. Fisheries.
YouTube - Nutria Hunted to Save Wetlands
Discovery Networks.
YouTube - Removing Giant Reed in Sabino Canyon

Google. YouTube; Tuscon Audubon (Southern Arizona).
YouTube - The Asian Shore Crab: A Perilous Invasion

Google. YouTube; Tufts University.
YouTube - The Quabbin Reservoir Impacts of the Hemlock Wooly Adelgid

Google. YouTube; Harvard Forest, David A. Orwig.
YouTube - Tree Diseases (includes Thousands Cankers)
Google. YouTube; University of Tennessee Extension (Knoxville County).
YouTube - Tree of Heaven - Invasive Plant in Maryland

Google. YouTube; University Maryland. Home and Garden Information Center.