Saint
Louis Declaration
Representatives from several groups attended
workshops in St. Louis and Chicago to explore and develop workable
voluntary approaches to reduce the introduction and spread of
non-native invasive plants.
They endorsed principles to help curb invasives.
You can see the workshop proceedings and the codes
of conduct. You can also submit your endorsement of the codes
if you have not done so. |
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Japanese
honeysuckle can choke out native plants and destroy trees
and shrubs. |
John
Randall |
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Botanical Garden |
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maintained by the
Center for Plant Conservation |
The
Missouri Botanical Garden, the Center for Plant Conservation
and The Nature Conservancy's Invasive
Species Initiative welcome viewers to National Geographic
and the Public Broadcasting System’s “Strange
Days on Planet Earth”. |
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Web
link directory We’ve
brought together a collection of resources and information about
invasives. You can search our listing of links by state or by topic.
You can find the threats in your area, meet the people who are working
on the ground and learn how to help.
If you are involved in controlling invasives and can’t find your
group, let us know. We will try to periodically update the directory
with more links.
Contact us
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