Be on the lookout for Big Trouble—in a small package. Is emerald ash borer in your neighborhood? 
This poster focuses on the invasive pest Emerald ash borer (EAB). The back of the poster contains information on where EAB came from, identifying ash tree, identifying EAB, firewood connection and much more.
Size: 20" x 30"
Trail Ambassador's Guide to identification of terrestrial invasive plants
Identification guide for 10 common invasive plants (common tansy, wild parsnip, spotted knapweed, leafy spurge, orange hawkweed, Siberican elm, common buckthorn, Amur maple, garlic mustard, exotic honeysuckles).
Minnesota Invasive Non-native Terrestrial Plants - An Identification Guide for Resource Managers
A field guide for the identification and management of more than 35 species of invasive plants. (purchase from Minnesota's Bookstore)
Several priority invasive species are featured in this handy format, which provides keys to identification, photos of each species, and links to further information and resources. The calendar is an excellent source for land and resource managers, teachers, and others who are interested in learning more about these threats to Minnesota's natural resources.
Featured species in the 2013 calendar include: White-nose syndrome in bats, bloody red shrimp, emerald ash borer biocontrol, recreation pathway, water lettuce, bait pathway, Japanese hops, Asian longhorned beetle, meadow knapweed, Asian defoliators, giant salvinia, and Ug99 rust of wheat
"Buckthorn: what you should know, what you can do" brochure
Brochure on identification and management of common and glossy buckthorn and suggested native plants for restoration.
Size: 8.5" x 11"
Stop the spread and transport of invasive plants. Protect our native habitat.
This poster focuses on some of the non-native plants that are invading Minnesota's forests and fields. The back of the poster contains information on definitions, how to control invasive plants, and a calendar of "Integrated Roadside Vegetation Management."
Size: 24" X 24"
This poster explains the harmful effects of earthworms on hardwood forests.
Size: 20" x 30"
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