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Projects
The NBII's Invasive Species Information Node (ISIN) and its numerous partners are involved in many research projects to better understand, document, monitor, predict, and control invasive species. These projects involve extensive data synthesis, literature reviews, original university and governmental research, and research conducted by other NBII nodes. To learn more, choose a research project below:
Aquatic Invasives : Cerro Grande Weed Mapping : Colorado Weed Mapping : DiscoverLife.org
USFWS Invasives Survey : Boar Control in Great Smoky Mountains National Park : Southwest Exotic Plant Mapping Project
ISIN partners at the National Institute of Invasive Species Science have completed a report/survey of invasive species issues across the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service's Refuge system.
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