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Texans Urged To Help Stop Invasive Plants
AUSTIN, Texas — As the Texas landscape changes colors this season, untrained observers may be admiring species which are actually invasive and damaging to the Lone Star State. In order to protect Texas wildlife and...read more

Texasinvasives.org launches new site - It may look the same, but the database that drives this website has been completely rebuilt. Check out some of the new and improved Mapping and Plant Database features.

Stay in the Loop with our E-Newsletter - Not a citizen scientist, but want news and updates about the Texas Invaders Program? Sign up for our mailing list, and recieve our monthly E-Newsletter.

USDA GRANTS 2009 has basic information on USDA programs that can be used to fund invasive species projects. This document is a helpful place to start a search for resources for invasive species activities.

Check out the new website features
As promised, the new and improved texasinvasives.org website launched on December 15, 2008. Login to view your profile, add or edit observations or map your data.

EDDMaps
Invaders of Texas Species Distribution Maps now available on SEEPPC's Early Detection and Distribution Mapping System.

Invaders of Texas Volunteer Workshops
Click Here to view details and sign up for upcoming workshops.

Request a Workshop
 If you are interested in hosting an Invaders of Texas Citizen Science workshop in your area, please email the Program Coordinator.

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