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If you’ve determined a species needs to be treated, refer to this Plant and Animal ID and Treatment from OSU Extension Office
Backyard Habitat blog post about how to shift our thinking and language to a more relational approach to introduced species
Concerns about an introduced species? Take these steps first to reduce pesticide use and unintended harm to native species. Resource by Northwest Center for Alternatives to Pesticides
Metro offers tips and tricks for dealing with garden pests
Handout by the Xerces Society.
Pledge Metro-area residents can take to reduce or eliminate the use of pesticides in their yard and receive a pesticide-free zone ladybug sign
Handout by City of Gresham
IPM and ITECK are guides for working with and relating to introduced and native species.
Handout to help you use the Grow Smart Grow Safe website.
Backyard Habitat references this website in our certification criteria that helps you select methods and products that are less toxic.
A website by the Xerces Society that lists dozens of insecticides currently registered in the U.S. that are designed to permeate plants from within.