EDDMapS Alberta - Early Detection and Distribution Mapping System

Invasive Plant Mapping In Alberta Made Easy!

Early Detection of emerging invasive plants in Alberta using easy web-based mapping

Fast and easy to use - no GIS knowledge required

Online data entry forms, e-mail alerts and a network of expert verifiers

Links local, provincial, & international data, bringing Alberta into a larger North American invasive weed database

Data can be searched, queried and downloaded in a variety of formats

Cooperates with and aggregates data from other invasive species mapping projects

EDDMapS Alberta is currently a pilot program, with 15 targeted species - to discuss infestations of other invasive plants regulated under Alberta Legislation in your area of interest, please contact the appropriate area managers:

For Rural Municipalities: Contact Your Local Agricultural Fieldman
For Urban Municipalities: Please Search For Your Local Contacts Here
For Alberta Parks and Protected Areas, Public Lands, and Forestry
For Alberta's federally regulated lands (note - these areas are not subject to Alberta's Weed Legislation):

Alberta's National Parks - contact your local park office
Alberta's First Nations - contact your local band council
Alberta's Canadian Armed Forces Bases - contact the appropriate public affairs officer

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Developed by The University of Georgia - Center for Invasive Species and Ecosystem Health.
Last updated on Friday, March 23, 2012 at 09:01 AM

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