• Invasive Species
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  • Strategic Plan
• Highlights
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  • Effects of Invasive Species
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USGS Ecosystems Invasive Species Program Strategic Plan

Five Year Strategic Plan for the Program

The Strategic Plan helps identify opportunities to enlist, increase, and, where appropriate, redirect, the capabilities of USGS biological research centers.
The USGS Invasive Species Program provides methodologies and information to address threats to ecological systems and native species due to the introduction and spread of invasive species.

The purpose of the Five-Year Plan is to outline goals, strategies, and requirements for significantly increasing USGS efforts during fiscal years 2005 - 2009 to help Department of Interior managers and the nation responding more rapidly and effectively to the growing threat of invasive species in U.S. ecosystems.

Invasive Species Program of the US Geological Survey Strategic Plan, 2005-2009 --(PDF)

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