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INVASIVE SPECIES NEWS

From June 6–13, organizations, outdoor enthusiasts, land managers, educators, and communities across North America came together to celebrate PlayCleanGo® Awareness Week 2026. Through webinars, social

NAISMA made another appearance in Washington, DC this June with a round of one-on-one meetings with Congressional staffers and federal agency leaders.
Because of its ability to establish, spread, and outcompete native vegetation, Amur honeysuckle has become a priority management species across much of North America.
Invasive ants may be small, but their impacts on ecosystems, agriculture, wildlife, and human communities can be enormous.
NAISMA will release a Model Weed Free Products Act and implementing regulations this week.
Protecting landscapes, agricultural resources, wildlife habitat, and local economies requires more than good intentions; it requires collaboration, science-based decision-making, and sustained investment.

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