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- Western Regional Panel on Aquatic Nuisance Species - Information on aquatic nuisance species in the western U.S. including prevention, control, and management.
- Marine Bioinvader's Site - The Exotic Species pages give an introduction to the problems associated with these organisms, the pathways for their introduction, and an overview of treatment and control methods.
- Aquatic Nuisance Species Task Force (ANSTF) - An intergovernmental organization dedicated to preventing and controlling aquatic nuisance species, and implementing the Nonindigenous Aquatic Nuisance Prevention and Control Act of 1990.
- Aquatic, Wetland and Invasive Plant Information Retrieval System - Information about the plants which are most often the subjects of interest to users of APIRS. From the University of Florida.
- Exotic Species and their Effects on the Great Lakes - Exotics- learn about nonindigenous creatures that invade the Great Lakes Region of the U.S. - Don't let them hitch a ride with you!
- Database on Introduction of Aquatic Species (DIAS) - The database includes records of species introduced or transferred from one country to another and does not consider movements of species inside the same country.
- The Marine Invasions Research Laboratory at the SERC - Our laboratory focuses on invasive species subjects such as ballast water transfer, biofouling, and nonindigenous species in the Chesapeake Bay.
- Nonindigenous Aquatic Species - A central repository for spatially referenced biogeographic accounts of nonindigenous aquatic species in the USA.
- Aquatic Nuisance Species Impacts - Provides details of non-indigenous species that occur in inland, estuarine and marine waters in the US and that threaten ecological processes or natural resources.
- Biological Pollution: Aquatic Invasive Species - The Northeast-Midwest Institute is undertaking numerous efforts to prevent the introduction and spread of nonindigenous aquatic nuisance species.
- Sea Grant National Aquatic Nuisance Species Clearinghouse - Library of publications related to the biology, spread, impact, and control of zebra mussels and other important aquatic nuisance, non-indigenous, and invasive species.
- Introduced Species In the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta - Common and scientific names by the Delta Atlas.
- Group on Aquatic Alien Species (GAAS) - The GAAS was established in 1998 in the framework of the Russian government's "Biodiversity" Program, as part of the Project "Dynamics of biodiversity of aquatic communities in the Baltic Sea Basin under the influence of alien species".
- Exotic Aquatics on the Move - Discusses the problem of invasive species, with details for a representative sample of species, including descriptions, distribution, effects on native species, possible control methods, and references.
- Invading Species - Introduction to the topic from the Ontario Federation of Anglers and Hunters.
- Coastal Research and Extension Center-Aquatic Nuisance Species - Study of the impact made by non-native aquatic species.
- Southwest NativeTrout - Southwest trout have been decimated by a century of livestock grazing, water diversions, logging, road construction, dam-building, and stocking of exotic trout.
- Aquatic Invasions Research Directory - Searchable database of people all over the world conducting research in the field of aquatic invasions. The database provides authors' contact details and descriptions of research projects undertaken since 1990.
- Baltic Sea Alien Species Database - Aims to provide a reference system on alien species, to update the information on the Baltic Sea alien species and to encourage the exchange of data among different geographical regions.
- Exotic Species in the Great Lakes Basin - From the Great Lakes Information Network, a comprehensive collection of research publications and education materials covering aquatic nuisance species.
- Sea Grant Non-indigenous Species Site - Comprehensive collection of research publications and education materials on zebra mussels, sea lampreys, purple loosestrife, and other aquatic nuisance species in the U.S. All materials have either appeared in professional science journals or have been through a rigorous scientific review.
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