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WORKING TOGETHER TO TACKLE INVASIVE SPECIES ISSUES IN A

Changing Southeast

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We work to facilitate effective invasive species management under changing conditions in the ecologically rich Southeastern United States. 

Our Mission

The Southeast Regional Invasive Species & Climate Change (RISCC) Management Network aims to reduce the joint effects of climate change and invasive species by synthesizing relevant science, sharing the needs and knowledge of managers, building stronger scientists-manager communities, and conducting priority research. 
 

Our network spans nine states, two territories, and includes 5 boundary partner states. Our members are comprised of invasion scientists, climate scientists, natural resource managers and practitioners, policymakers, and numerous other public stakeholders.

Interpret Science
Understand the singular and compounding effects of invasive species and climate change.
Share Knowledge
Coordinate and disseminate information to guide management of native and invasive species across the Southeastern United States.
Connect People
Connect stakeholders to facilitate synergy and communication for the effective management of native and invasive species.
Conduct Research
Identify and close pressing knowledge gaps in invasive species management through scientific research.