– Symposia (presentations and other information) https://cipwg.uconn.edu/symposia/
2024 Symposium: https://cipwg.uconn.edu/2024-symposium/

– CT State Invasive Plants Council (IPC) information is posted on CIPWG website under the IPC tab

Meet the Plants — tab with many pathways

– INVASIVE PLANT LIST https://cipwg.uconn.edu/invasive_plant_list/ includes the following: — 2024 Printable Invasive Plant List (common and scientific names, sorted by scientific name) ALL plants on the list are deemed biologically invasive or potentially invasive Whether or not a species is Prohibited by Statute (final column in list) was determined by consideration of economic and other factors as well as invasive risk. A lack of prohibition should NOT be interpreted as an indication of lesser harmfulness.

— Scrollable Plant List — listed in order of scientific name with Multiple Links to Fact Sheets

— Link to the General Statutes relating to invasive plants (includes the criteria for listing) https://www.cga.ct.gov/current/pub/chap_446i.htm#sec_22a-381 (not in PDF format)
Scroll Down to find link to Sec 22a-381

– CIPWG PUBLICATIONS https://cipwg.uconn.edu/cipwg-publications/ Publications on invasive plants and native alternatives by CIPWG (and affiliates)
includes materials that may be printed large poster size

– CIPWG PHOTO NOTEBOOK https://cipwg.uconn.edu/photo-notebook/ (104 page pdf)

– ADDITIONAL PATHWAYS UNDER MEET THE PLANTS
— Factsheets (in addition to those linked from the Scrollable Plant List)
— Report a Plant (use tabs on upper left for Giant Hogweed, Mile-a-minute Vine and Purple Loosestrife)
— Early Detection & Research Lists
The Research List is a list of plants about which more information is desired. This is not a regulatory list or an invasive plant list. Plants are not necessarily listed here prior to inclusion on an invasive plant list. Rather, more information about these plants and their occurrence in the state is desired and current records are limited.
— Bamboo Information
(Note: Bamboo does not meet the criteria for being listed as invasive, but is considered harmful; and the State has enacted statutes pertaining to the Bamboo genus Phyllostachys)