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  • Invader Detectives: EDRR Pilot Project

    Dec 2018
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    https://www.doi.gov/sites/doi.gov/files/uploads/invader_detectives_edrr_pilot_p…

    National Invasive Species Council.

    Invader Detectives has been conceptualized as a national program to facilitate the detection of invasive species in urban environments. The majority of invasive species enter the country through the large commercial sea ports and airports located in our Nation’s cities. If we can rapidly detect and respond to potentially harmful non-native species at or near our borders, we can prevent them from spreading to natural areas and agricultural landscapes. Ultimately, this Contractor’s Report is intended to serve as the conceptual framework for developing and implementing Invader Detectives on a national scale through a chapter-based (regional) model. It is a living document and should not be regarded as final guidance. We welcome your input at invasive_species@ios.doi.gov.
    See also: NISC and NISC Staff Products for more resources.

  • Invaders and Climate Change

    Mar 1, 2019
    https://www.dcnr.pa.gov/GoodNatured/pages/Article.aspx?post=76

    Pennsylvania Department of Conservation and Natural Resources. Good Natured Blog.

    "How climate changes will impact invasive species could vary depending on the region, the species affected, and the particular impacts being felt, but most invasives do well in a changing climate. We are already seeing some influences of climate change in Pennsylvania."

    See also: Addressing Climate Change on Public Lands

  • Invaders Factsheet: Hydrilla

    https://www.invadingspecies.com/invaders/aquatic-plants/hydrilla-2/

    Ontario's Invading Species Awareness Program (Canada).