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INVASIVE SPECIES NEWS

Georgia is known for its rich biodiversity, from the rolling Appalachian foothills through diverse agricultural acreage to the sprawling coastal marshes. But hidden within these
Cheatgrass (Bromus tectorum), also known as downy brome, may appear like any other grass swaying gently in the wind, but don’t be fooled—this unassuming invader
Executive Actions are powerful policy instruments that shape federal agency actions. Executive Orders (EO’s), that are founded on the legal or constitutional authorities of the

Protecting Our Freshwater Ecosystems, One Step at a Time Freshwater ecosystems—rivers, lakes, streams, and wetlands—are home to a diverse and delicate balance of native species

The spiny waterflea (Bythotrephes longimanus) is an invasive aquatic species posing a serious threat to freshwater ecosystems across North America. Originally from Eurasia, it was

A new training encourages realtors to protect land value and biodiversity by recognizing and reporting noxious weeds—while adopting the SellCleanGo mindset. Montana realtors recently received

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