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	The transportation of invasive insects & diseases through firewood is destroying trees in urban, suburban & forest areas. See what you can do.
	Research Natural Areas Program Research Natural Areas (RNAs) are established by the USDA Forest Service as representative examples of minimally disturbed natural ecosystems.
	Eastern Area Coordination Center (EACC) EACC monitors wildfire potential, weather, and wildland fire use within the Eastern Region.
	Evaluate Our Service We need your comments to help provide the best service
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Shawnee National Forest
50 Hwy. 145 South
Harrisburg, IL 62946
Phone: 618-253-7114 or 1-800-MY-WOODS (699-6637)
TTY: 618-253-1070 (TTY users may also use the toll-free number for the Illinois Relay Service: 1-800-526-0844)
FAX: (618) 253-1060

	Non-Native Invasive Species Home : Non-Native Invasive Species


	NNIS Program Overview As outlined in the Forest Service National Strategy and Implemetation Plan for Invasive Species Management, Non-native Invasive Species (NNIS) pose significant threats to our nations forests and grasslands. In the Eastern Region of the Forest Service, a NNIS Steering Committee provides leadership to implement the Regional NNIS Framework. Each National Forest aims to take an active leadership role to facilitate coordination between other government entities and partners to achieve mutual NNIS goals on national forest system and surrounding lands. This webpage is designed to provide key references that guide this process.