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Alaska Laws and Regulations (regarding invasive species)

Alaska Committee for Noxious and Invasive Plants Management (CNIPM)

Alaska Forest Insects & Diseases Leaflets

Alaska Committee for Noxious and Invasive Plants Management

Forest Health Protection - - US Forest Service

Selected Invasive Plants of Alaska - US Forest Service

Plant Materials Center - State of Alaska Division of Agriculture

Homer Soil and Water Conservation District

Homer SWC Invasives page
Homer SWC AKEPIC inventory

Upper Susitna Soil and Water Conversation Districe - Noxious and Invasive Plants

Alaska Department of Fish and Game - Invasive Species in Alaska

University of Alaska Herbarium Exotic and Invasive Plants of Alaska

University of Alaska Herbarium preliminary checklist of Alaskan Exotic Plants (Asteraceae)