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National Invasive Species Information Center
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Invasive Species Resources

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USDA-ARS Entomologists "Turn up the Bass" on Vineyard Pests

Google. YouTube; USDA. Agricultural Research Service.

Scientists with the USDA's Agricultural Research Service in central California are using sound to control insects that spread disease in grape vineyards.

YouTube - Asian Citrus Psyllid Threat

Google. YouTube; County of San Diego (California).

YouTube - Asian Tiger Mosquito Public Service Announcement

Google. YouTube; Greater Los Angeles County Vector Control District.

YouTube - Brown Tree Snake

Google. YouTube; United States Navy.

YouTube - Canada Thistle, Identification of the Wisconsin Invasive Species Cirsium arvense

Google. YouTube; University of Wisconsin Extension.

YouTube - Coconut Rhinoceros Beetle
Google. YouTube; University of Guam. Sea Grant Program.
YouTube - Common Teasel Identification
Google. YouTube; University of Wisconsin - Madison. Extension.
YouTube - Control of European Grapevine Moth in California
Google. YouTube; California Department of Food and Agriculture.
YouTube - Eradicating the Pink Bollworm (Sep 2018)
Google. YouTube; California Department of Food and Agriculture.
Following a Pink Bollworm quarantine and eradication program that endured for more than 50 years, the USDA lifted regulations for the cotton pest in September 2018. In this video, the California Department of Food and Agriculture examines the history of the program and the innovation that brought it at long last to a conclusion.
YouTube - Have You Seen Tegus in the Wild in Georgia?

Google. YouTube; Georgia Department of Natural Resources. Wildlife Resources Division.

YouTube - Know Your Invasives: Rusty Crayfish

Google. YouTube; University of Wisconsin-Madison. Center for Limnology.

YouTube - Kudzu Bug Spreads Across the Southeast
Google. YouTube; University of Georgia. College of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences.
YouTube - Light Brown Apple Moths Found in San Diego County
Google. YouTube; San Diego County (California).
YouTube - Michigan EnviroMINUTE: New Zealand Mud Snail

Google. YouTube; Michigan Department of Environmental, Great Lakes, and Energy. 

YouTube - New Zealand Mudsnail Public Service Announcement (PSA)

Google. YouTube; DOI. National Park Service.

YouTube - Oak Wilt: Protect Your Trees

Google. YouTube; Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources.

YouTube - Oriental Fruit Fly Invasion of California
Google. YouTube; University of California - Davis.
YouTube - Quagga Mussel Public Service Announcement
Google. YouTube; California Department of Fish and Game.
YouTube - Spotted Wing Drosophila in Small Fruits
Google. YouTube; Purdue Extension Entomology.
YouTube - Sudden Oak Death

Google. YouTube; University of California Television (UCTV).