Invasive Species in Kansas

Invasive species are in the news on a regular basis, so I thought it might be interesting to look at what is happening in different states. What kind of invasive species are they dealing with and how are they addressing those problems. Learning about what is working or not working in another state might help you manage invasive species in your state more effectively.
Kansas is the choice for this week. I did a little research and found a lot of good information. Unfortunately invasive species are alive and well in Kansas and the folks there are working hard to control and manage them. Below are links to resources, articles, lists and more on invasive species in Kansas.

• High-Priority Watch List from the Kansas Department of Agriculture  
• Aquatic Nuisance Species from Kansas Department of Wildlife, Parks, and Tourism
• Kansas Anglers Tackle Invasive Species, an article in Kansas Afield by Trevor Graff  
• Major changes in bait, fishing and state park regulations from Kansas Outdoors by Michael Pearce 
• Invasive Plant Fact Sheet from the Kansas Native Plant Society - KNPS
• Invasive species for Kansas: Lists, Reporting and more Resources from Invasive.org