Brief video demonstrating a few simple steps you can take to ensure that you and your watercraft are not transporting invasive species.

This guide is intended help distinguish emerald ash borer from other common problems of ash trees.

Project How-To Guide: Organizing and Executing a Workday- Common supplies needed for an invasives control workday

A comparison of project strategies, weed-led vs. site-led vs. issue-led

Project How-To Guide: Planning your project- Comparison of project strategies based on project scale

Cooking with Invasive Plants Activity, by VT Dept. Forests, Parks & Recreation

A Co-operative Invasive Species Management Area, or CISMA, is a partnership among local organizations that have a vested interest in maintaining the ecological health of a particular area through invasive plant outreach, prevention and management. Organizations that are part of a CISMA can work together to share resources and collectively be more effective in their work.

Design your own invasive plant activity, by VT Dept. of Forests, Parks & Recreation.

Getting started- Developing a management plan outline

Learn more about the differences between invasive wild parsnip, and the locally evolved plant, goldenrod.

Fun coloring pages for kids that spread the Don't Move Firewood message

Questions and answers based on the 2016 Vermont firewood law.

A poster summarizing the 2016 Vermont firewood law and why it is important to buy it where you burn it.

Lessons, resources, blog posts, case studies, current status, and other useful information about invasive species and firewood in the U.S.

An Educator's Guide to a week's worth of lessons on EAB based on Indiana's state education standards

Puzzles and games for learning about EAB

Coloring pages for EAB and ALB

This document summarizes EAB Biological Control Release and Recovery.

Detection of emerald ash borer in urban environments using branch sampling

How to make an EAB model

Design for EAB Trivia Cootie Catcher

Part of the EAB Information Network, this is where you can find upcoming webinars on EAB

Emerald ash borer: Information for Forest Landowners

Clue cards for EABINGO Game

25 Emerald Ash Borer BINGO (or EABINGO) game boards

Early Detection Rapid Response (EDRR) is an important method for managing invasive species, increasing the likelihood of successful eradication while keeping costs - including time and energy - down.

Information on EAB for all ages

This is an overview of the emerald ash borer. It includes signs, symptoms, and what to do if you think you have found EAB. Notes for the presentation are in a separate document.

Notes for each of the slides of the powerpoint presentation on emerald ash borer.

Steps your community can take to reduce the impact of EAB when it arrives in your town.