Invasive Species Mapping Made Easy!

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EDDMapS, started in 2005 with Southeastern U.S. focus, is now providing a picture of the distribution of invasive species across the U.S.

  • Fast and easy to use - no knowledge of GIS required
  • Web-based mapping of invasive species distribution to help fill gaps and identify "leading edge" ranges
  • Facilitates Early Detection and Rapid Response implementation with online data entry forms, e-mail alerts and network of expert verifiers
  • One Database for both local and national data
  • Data can be searched, queried and dowloaded in a variety of formats
  • Cooperates with and aggregates data from other invasive species mapping projects
  • Custom/hosted applications can be quickly and inexpensively developed
Statistics

418,270 Reports
1,279 Species

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coco yam, wild taro

coco yam, wild taro - Colocasia esculenta
Report by Shalon L. Brown, East Columbus High School

Bugwood Center Developed by The University of Georgia - Center for Invasive Species and Ecosystem Health.
Last updated on Monday, January 25, 2010 at 11:09 AM