| Aquatic Species Aquatic
Invasive Species Monitoring Procedures (Jun 2009;
PDF | 15.6 MB) and AIS
Monitoring Forms
Wisconsin Lakes Partnership. Citizen Lake Monitoring Network.
(Aquatic)
Invasive Species Mapping in Michigan
Great Lakes Information Network.
Aquatic Invasive
Species Smart Prevention / Press
Release -- Where the Invasive Things Are -- and Where
They Could Be (Mar
9, 2010)
University of Wisconsin-Madison.
Researchers at the Center for Limnology have
launched a new Web site, Aquatic
Invasive Species Smart Prevention, to help assess the threat of aquatic invasive
species in Wisconsin's lakes. The researchers partnered with
the UW-Madison Applied Population Lab to develop an interactive Web site displaying
a map of Wisconsin with more than 12,000 lakes color-coded to reflect their environmental
suitability for zebra mussels, and
are in the process of expanding the site with maps for additional species.
Broad-Scale Non-Indigenous Species Monitoring along the West Coast in National Marine Sanctuaries and National Estuarine Research Reserves (PDF | 4.73 MB)
DOC. NOAA. National Marine Sanctuaries.
Report to the National Fish and Wildlife Foundation.
Detecting
and Monitoring of Aquatic Nuisance Species
DOI. FWS. Fisheries and Habitat Conservation.
Introduced
Aquatic Species in the Marine and Estuarine Waters
of California (Dec 2008; PDF | 1.2 MB)
Multi-Agency Rock Intertidal Network.
Invasive Species Watch
Ontario Federation of Anglers and Hunters (Canada).
Lower
Columbia River Aquatic Non-Indigenous Species
(ANS)
Survey 2001-2004: Final Technical Report (Oct
2004; PDF | 1.4 MB)
Portland State University. Center for Lakes and Reservoirs.
Marine Invader Monitoring Information Collaborative (MIMIC)
Massachusetts Office of Coastal Zone Management. Aquatic Invasive Species Program.
Marine Invader Tracking Information System
Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Sea Grant Center for Coastal Resources.
Marine
Invasive Species Program
California Department of Fish and Game. Office of Spill Prevention and Response.
Michigan Cooperative Monitoring Program
Michigan Cooperative Monitoring Program.
NAS Alert System
DOI. USGS. Nonindigenous Aquatic Species.
The USGS Nonindigenous Aquatic Species Program has launched an alert system that allows users to register to receive e-mails of new aquatic introductions in the United States. Users can sign up for "State Watches", "Group Watches" and/or "Species Watches".
Detailed explanations of each of these can be found on the registration page. The system also allows users who are not registered to review and query archives of alerts that are sent.
Non-Native
Species in Our Nation's Estuaries: A Framework
for an Invasion Monitoring Program (2002; PDF
| 877 KB)
DOC. NOAA. Ocean and Coastal Resource Management.
National Estuarine Research Reserve Technical Report Series 2002:1.
Report summarizes the results of a workshop held Jan 14-18, 2002
at Asilomar Conference Grounds in Pacific Grove, California.
Aquatic
Invasive Species
Pacific
Northwest Aquatic Monitoring Partnership.
Project
(RED): Riverine Early Detectors
River Alliance of Wisconsin.
Project RED provides tools and training for volunteers to monitor their rivers
for 15 species of concern. The project is a collaboration between the Wisconsin
Department of Natural Resources, the National
Institute for Invasive Species Science and the River Alliance of Wisconsin.
Protocols for Monitoring Aquatic Nuisance Species
DOI. Florida Integrated Science
Center. Center for Aquatic Resource Studies.
Volunteer Diver Monitoring
Northeast Marine Introduced Species.
Volunteer Monitor: National Newsletter of Volunteer Watershed Monitoring
-- Aquatic
Invasive Species (Spring 2009; PDF | 1.1 MB)
EPA.
Wetlands, Oceans, and Watersheds. |
