Description: Engaging and empowering the public to help find, map, and prevent invasive species in America's wilderness areas, wild rivers, and other natural areas. Become a Wild Spotter citizen scientist volunteer, download the Mobile App, and help protect America's Wild Places!
You can help fight back against invasive species in America's wild places by downloading the FREE Wild Spotter Mobile App on your smartphone or other mobile device. You'll learn how to identify, map, and prevent the spread of these invaders in order to protect our rivers, mountains, forests, and all wild places for future generations. Learn more by watching the Wild Spotter Introduction Video .
Volunteers are a vital part of the Wild Spotter campaign! To become a volunteer, register either online or download the FREE Wild Spotter Mobile App on your smartphone or other mobile device. Once registered, reach out to your nearest National Forest or Grassland to discover how you can volunteer to help support and protect these beautiful places from invasive species. Then, just get outside and enjoy America's wild places while keeping an eye out for those harmful invaders!
Wild Spotter networks people and organizations to help manage invasive species through on-the-ground, community-based projects, partnerships, and volunteer citizen science support that increases capacity for conserving our nation's natural resources. Wild Spotter creates partnerships with public and private organizations at all levels and across all landownerships. Complete the FREE Registration form to become a Wild Spotter Partner now!
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bugwood.orgBugwood Center for Invasive Species and Ecosystem Health - University of Georgia
Bugwood Center for Invasive Species and Ecosystem Health - University of Georgia