Aquatic Invasive Species Pocket Guide -
Aquatic Invasive Species Pocket Guide
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Aquatic Invasive Species Pocket Guide
Publication of the Greater Yellowstone Coordinating CommitteePaperback3.6 x 5.4 inches, 50 pages
Guide about invasive species and diseases
Table of Contents:Introduction 1-6What are AIS? 1What can you do? 2-4Reporting Procedure 5Species in the GYE 6Amphibians 7-8Bullfrog 7-8Aquatic Plants 9-28Brazilian waterweed 9-10Curly leaf pondweed 11-12Eurasian water-milfoil 13-14Flowering rush 15-16Parrot feather 17-18Phragmites 19-20Starry stonewort 21-22Water chestnut 23-24Water thyme 25-26Yellow flag iris 27-28Fish 29-32Snakehead 29-30Silver carp 31-32Invertebrates 33-44Bivalves 33-36 Asian clam 33-34 Quagga/Zebra mussel 35-36Crustaceans 37-38 Rusty crayfish 37-38Snails 39-44 Chinese mystery-snail 39-40 New Zealand mudsnail 41-42 Red-rim melania 43-44Pathogens 45-46General Information 45-46Riparian Plants 47-48General Information 47-48Acknowledgements 49-50
PURPOSE/MISSION: The GYA Aquatic Invasive Species (AIS) Cooperative formed to prevent and control infestations of Aquatic Invasive Species in Greater Yellowstone waters. The Cooperative includes representatives from federal, state, and county agencies, non-profit organizations and businesses.LEADERSHIP:Chair - Chris Wight, Wyoming Game and Fish DepartmentCo-Chair - Sue Mills, Yellowstone National Park
Publication of the Greater Yellowstone Coordinating CommitteePaperback3.6 x 5.4 inches, 50 pages
Guide about invasive species and diseases
Table of Contents:Introduction 1-6What are AIS? 1What can you do? 2-4Reporting Procedure 5Species in the GYE 6Amphibians 7-8Bullfrog 7-8Aquatic Plants 9-28Brazilian waterweed 9-10Curly leaf pondweed 11-12Eurasian water-milfoil 13-14Flowering rush 15-16Parrot feather 17-18Phragmites 19-20Starry stonewort 21-22Water chestnut 23-24Water thyme 25-26Yellow flag iris 27-28Fish 29-32Snakehead 29-30Silver carp 31-32Invertebrates 33-44Bivalves 33-36 Asian clam 33-34 Quagga/Zebra mussel 35-36Crustaceans 37-38 Rusty crayfish 37-38Snails 39-44 Chinese mystery-snail 39-40 New Zealand mudsnail 41-42 Red-rim melania 43-44Pathogens 45-46General Information 45-46Riparian Plants 47-48General Information 47-48Acknowledgements 49-50
PURPOSE/MISSION: The GYA Aquatic Invasive Species (AIS) Cooperative formed to prevent and control infestations of Aquatic Invasive Species in Greater Yellowstone waters. The Cooperative includes representatives from federal, state, and county agencies, non-profit organizations and businesses.LEADERSHIP:Chair - Chris Wight, Wyoming Game and Fish DepartmentCo-Chair - Sue Mills, Yellowstone National Park
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- Publisher Greater Yellowstone Coordinating Committee
- Place of Publication Montana
- Size 3.6 x 5.4 inches, 50 pages