Invasive Plants & Insects

Are you planning a stewardship or invasive plant control project in New Hampshire? Use EDDMapS on your computer, smartphone or tablet to map invasive ...

Video: How to use the free EDDMaps Website and Mobile App to learn more about invasive species, their distributions and participant in tracking and ma...

Identification tips and basic control methods for some of NH's invasive plants: Glossy Buckthorn, European Barberry, Japanese Honeysuckle, Purple...

A collection of specific resources on invasive plant control methods and species specific resources.

Resources Used in Academy<br /> <br /> <br /> Guide to New Hampshire Invasive Upland Plants (.pdf)<br /> Prohibited Plant Species Poster (pdf)<b...

As gardeners, we’re already well trained to look for signs of disease, weeds, root health, and pests when buying, selling, or swapping plants. This di...

Prepared by the Invasives Species Outreach Group, volunteers interested in helping people control invasive plants. Assistance provided by the Piscataq...

New Hampshire’s invasive species regulations currently prohibit the collection, sale, transport, distribution, propagation or transplantation of prohi...

Visit NHBugs.org<br /> <br /> Through a partnership with New Hampshire Deparment of Agriculture, Markets &amp; Food, New Hampshire Forests &amp;  La...

About the brown marmorated stink bug...<br /> <br /> This invasive insect presents two types of problems: it can be a significant household nuisance...