Skip to main content
  • Intro to Invasives
    • What are invasive species?
    • What are their impacts?
  • Get Involved
    • Manage
    • Outreach
    • Report
      • Reporting Upland Plants
      • Reporting an Aquatic Plant
      • Reporting an Invasive Insect
      • Reporting an Aquatic Animal
    • Slow the Spread
      • Clean, Drain, Dry
      • Don't Move Firewood
      • Vermont Plant Quarantine
    • Volunteer
  • News & Events
    • Events
    • Invasives In The News
    • E-News Sign-Up
  • About Us
    • Contact
  • Twitter
  • Facebook
  • Instagram

Vermont Invasives

Main navigation

  • Water
  • Land

Invasive species

pose a serious threat to Vermont communities.

Become part of the solution: Learn, Get Involved, Make a Difference.

Quick Links

  • Aquatic Invaders
  • Forest Pests
  • Terrestrial Plants

How You Can Help

Think you found an invasive plant or tree pest?

Report it!

Invasives in the News

A man inspects his boat for aquatic invasive species

New legislation strengthens aquatic invasive species spread prevention efforts

June 27, 2017

Making an Invasive Plant Management Plan: Part 2- Outlining purpose, priorities, and resources

June 26, 2017

See more news

Make A Difference

Looking for Emerald Ash Borer?

First learn more about how to identify ash trees!

Learn More

Get updates from Vermont Invasives about news & events, delivered to your inbox

Have something you’d like us to share? Add updates for us to include.

Helpful Information

  • Contact
  • Slow the Spread
  • Manage
  • Events

Main navigation

  • Water
  • Land

Report it!

  • Vermont Department of Forests, Parks and Recreation
  • Vermont Extension

This website was supported by an Innovations and Collaborations Grant from the Vermont Community Foundation.

Site by Tamarack Media Cooperative. Cover image by Brian Leedy.