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  • 4 years

    Scotch Broom Census Set for May

    OLYMPIA–The Washington Invasive Species Council, stateagencies and researchers are calling for a census in May to help determine thelocation of Scotch broom throughout the state.
    “We need everyone’s help to size up the problem,” said Justin Bush, executive coordinator of the Washington Invasive Species Council. “Without baseline information about the location and population size, we don’t have enough details to determine solutions...

  • 4 years

    COVID-19 Update: Staff Working from Home

    Staff of the Washington Invasive Species Council are working from their homes to help avoid the possible spread of the coronavirus. Our staff will be checking e-mails and telephone messages regularly. You may find contact information for staff online...

  • 4 years

    Governor Inslee Highlights Need to Prevent and Stop Invasive Species

    OLYMPIA–Gov. Jay Inslee has proclaimed Feb. 24-28 as Invasive Species Awareness Week in Washington to highlight the importance of managing and preventing invasive species, which pose a $137 billion annual cost in damages to crops, forests, fish and other...

  • 4 years

    State Bolsters its Defense Against Urban Forest Pests with New Guidelines

    OLYMPIA–Pests looking to make their homes in Washington’surban forests may now face a stronger defense, thanks to a new resourcereleased this this month by the state’s Invasive Species Council.
    The Washington State Urban Forest Pest Readiness Playbook,published in partnership with the Washington State Department of NaturalResources (DNR), contains guidelines that towns, cities, counties and urbanforestry programs can follow to address the threat...

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