Partners
Invading species do not recognize political boundaries and often
spread very rapidly across jurisdictional lines. This means that responsive
partnerships are the only realistic hope for progress. State agencies
and citizen organizations are among our most important and effective
partners. The links below will take you to the websites of some of
our leading partners.
Alaska
Dept. of Fish and Game
Invasive Species in Alaska
Prince William Sound Regional Citizens’
Advisory Council
Citizens promoting environmentally safe operation of the Alyeska terminal
and associated tankers.
Cook Inlet Regional Citizens’
Advisory Council
Citizens promoting environmentally safe marine transportation and
oil facility operations in Cook Inlet.
Alaska Invasive Species Working Group
A new partnership whose mission is to minimize the impacts of invasive species in Alaska (all taxa -- from fungus to foxes) by facilitating collaboration, cooperation and communication among AISWG members and the people of Alaska.
Alaska Committee for Noxious and Invasive
Plant Management
Its’ goal is to heighten the awareness
of the problems associated with non-native invasive plants and to
bring about greater statewide coordination, cooperation and action
to halt the introduction and spread of undesirable plants.
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