Invasive Species: United States

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Hawaii

Items of Interest:

Island-based Partnerships and Statewide Coordination to Protect Hawaii from Invasive species: Report for the 2007 Calendar Year (2008; PDF | 2.83 MB)
Coordinating Group on Alien Pest Species.

The Hawai'i Invasive Species Program Summary Report 2008 Session (Jan 2008) and The Hawai'i Invasive Species Program Full Report 2008 Session (Dec 2007)
Hawai'i Department of Land and Natural Resources.
The Legislative Report pertaining to Invasive Species and the Hawaii Invasive Species Council. Besides successes of the HISC program and member agencies a number of issues are covered. e.g. estimates of spending in Hawaii for invasive species/pests.

Got Dead Bird? Call 211
Gotdeadbird.org.
The Hawaii Department of Health and U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service are asking the public’s help in the early detection of two diseases – West Nile Virus and bird flu (avian influenza) - that are not yet present in Hawaii, but could arrive. West Nile Virus and bird flu are two diseases that agencies are monitoring for, but the public’s help is needed in order to watch for these diseases across the state.

Government
University/Academic
Organizations

Find Experts and See State Specific Threats:

Invasive Species Experts - Hawaii
Aquatic Nuisance Species Task Force.

Nonindigenous Aquatic Species - Hawaii
DOI. USGS. Florida Integrated Science Center.

Pest Tracker - Hawaii
USDA. APHIS. Cooperative Agricultural Pest Survey. National Agricultural Pest Information System.

Forest Threat Summary Viewer - Hawaii
USDA. FS. Eastern Forest Environmental Threat Assessment Center.
See what threats (invasive plants, insects and diseases) are in my state.

Government

Hawaiian Ecosystems at Risk (HEAR)
DOI. USGS. Biological Resources Division.
Species of Concern; Contacts; Organizations; Management; Special Note: Excellent site with links and resources, includes Alien Species in Hawaii

Invasive Species
DOI. NBII. Pacific Basin Information Node.
Publications

Invasive Species Team in Hawaii
USDA. Forest Service. Institute of Pacific Islands Forestry.
Species of Concern; Contacts; Organizations; Management

Tri-Isle Resource Conservation & Development Council
USDA. Natural Resources Conservation Service.
Species of Concern; Contacts; Community; Management

Got Dead Bird?
Gotdeadbirg.org; Hawaii Department of Health and U.S. Fish and Wildlife.
Species of ConcernMonitoring

Alien Species and Invasive Species Watch
Hawai'i Department of Land and Natural Resources.
Species of Concern; Contacts; Monitoring

Hawaii's Most Invasive Horticultural Plants
Hawai'i Department of Land and Natural Resources. Forestry and Wildlife.
Species of Concern

University/Academic

Hawaiian Alien Plant Studies
University of Hawaii. Botany Department.
Species of Concern; Management; Special Note: Impact of Alien Plants on Hawaii's Native Biota

Crop Knowledge Master
University of Hawaii. Extension.
Species of Concern; Publications

Organizations

Plants of Hawaii
Hawaiian Ecosystems at Risk. Forest & Kim Starr.
Species of Concern; Management

Hawaii Areawide Fruit Fly Pest Management Program (HAW-FLYPM)
University of Hawaii.
Cooperative partnership between the University of Hawaii, College of Tropical Agriculture and Human Resources, USDA Agriculture Research Service and the Hawaii Department of Agriculture.

Hawaii Invasive Species Partnership
Hawaii Invasive Species Partnership.
Species of Concern; Management; Special Note: Invasive Species Committees of Hawaii (ISCs)

Hawaii Invasive Species Council
Hawaii Invasive Species Council.
Species of Concern; Management

Introduced Marine Species of Hawai'i
Bishop Museum; Hawaii Biological Survey; University of Hawaii.
Species of Concern

Last Modified: Dec 22, 2008

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