Documents and
Outreach Materials

Documents

• "Don't Move Firewood" pilot project report to U.S. Department of Agriculture's Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service
• Invasive Species Council Strategic Plan
• Council Fact Sheet
• Invasive Species Management Priorities
• State Noxious Weed Funding Report to the 2007 Washington Legislature
• Invasive Species Policy for Letters of Support for Projects
• Engrossed Substitute Senate Bill 5385 (Full Text)
• Final Bill Report ESSB 5385 (Summary)

Annual Reports

• 2011
• 2010
• 2009
• 2008
• 2007

Invasive Species Fact Sheets

See the Invasive Species Council Priorities page for additional individual species information.

• Brazilian Elodea
• Caulerpa
• Citrus and Asian Longhorned Beetles
• Crayfish
• Feral Swine
• Gypsy Moth
• Hydrilla
• Kudzu
• New Zealand Mud Snail
• Nutria
• Tunicates
• Variable - Leaf Mifoil
• VHS
• Zebra and Quagga Mussel

Other

• Assessment of Invasive Species in Puget Sound Area
• Assessment Maps of Species in Puget Sound Area
• List of Aquatic Invasive Species Infested Waters in Washington
• National Invasive Species Council News - April

Outreach Materials

The Invasive Species Council offers educational materials, free of charge. Supplies are limited, so please use these items for educational purposes or to increase awareness of invasive species and the reporting number for invasive species sightings.

• Carabineers with picture cards
• Strategic Plan
• Wallet cards
• Whistle

Order form

Whistle	Poster	Wallet card	Strategic Plan
Downloadable Animal Invasive Species Field Guide
Order now!

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Don't Move Firewood Education and Outreach Campaign

To spread the word about potential dangers of transporting firewood carrying live invasive insects and diseases, Washington, Oregon, and Idaho have teamed up to lead an education and outreach campaign. Learn more about the campaign and available outreach materials.

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Spread the Word

Help us promote awareness of invasive species. To use this logo on your educational materials or Web site, e-mail us at invasivespecies@rco.wa.gov. Please include the following information in your e-mail: your name, organization, e-mail, Web site address, Web page intended for logo display or description of educational materials. The logo, when used online, must hyperlink back to the council’s Web site. Thank you for spreading the message!

The Washington Invasive Species Council thanks the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service for its generous support.