Hands-on activities for outdoor, scouting, school, or summer programs.

What’s that?! is a series of 10 stations with scenarios and photos all about the emerald ash borer, native look-a-likes, and more.

Printable field guide for 12 invasive plants commonly found in Vermont.

AIS Digital Outreach Kit - Animal Adaptations
Classroom activity (in-person or virtual learning) focused on animal adaptations, and how that advantages invasive species.
Includes creative work and comprehension work

AIS Digital Outreach Kit - Clean Drain Dry
Classroom activity (in-person or virtual learning) focused on slowing the spread of aquatic invasive species with Clean Drain Dry.
Includes hands-on activity and comprehension work

AIS Digital Outreach Kit - Purple Loosestrife
Interactive presentation and activity on the invasive plant, Purple Loosestrife

Puzzles and games for lessons on ALB

Asian longhorned beetle look-alikes

How to make an ALB model

Design for ALB Trivia Cootie Catcher

Lesson plans for elementary, middle, and high school students on Asian longhorned beetle.

Alternatives to Common Invasive Plants and Characteristics of Select Alternatives

On the Lookout! for Invasive plants, animals and wildlife diseases in and around Vermont. Created by the Vermont Agency of Natural Resources, Department of Forests, Parks & Recreation.

April 2017 VIEPC Minutes

Ash tree and emerald ash borer trail signs

Ash identification poster with emerald ash borer signs and symptoms.

Ash Management Guidance for Land Managers

Asian Longhorned Beetle Education Activities For the Classroom (Or Anywhere!)

Invasive terrestrial plant prevention and management activities begin with an understanding of what the problem is on a particular property and the surrounding area.

Back in the Classroom - Learning about Invasive Plants.

Beetle Busters "Community Leaders" teacher's guide

After School Teacher's Guide to "Beetle Busters Smart Searchers" Lesson

How to survey Vermont trees for invasive insects

Best Management Practices for Roadside Invasive Plants

Learn how a group of Vermont residents worked creatively to spread the word about EAB.

Guide on how to build an EAB

The benefits of planting native plants

Boat ramp sign indicating which aquatic invaders inhabit a particular water body.

Sign posted at public boat ramps around Vermont encouraging boaters to make sure that their watercraft and gear are drained, clean, and dry.

Poster notifying paddlers what they can do to limit the spread of aquatic invasive species.