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	July 05, 2007 Take the pledge - Don't transport firewood! (May 22, 2007) Union of Concerned Scientists. Added to Animals / What You Can Do at 04:59 PM

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	May 29, 2007 Do Not Release Pets into the Wild - Exotic Species Trading Cards (PDF \| 1.14 MB) DOI. USGS. Florida Integrated Science Center. Be Cautious When Transporting Firewood - Help Protect Wisconsin's Ash Trees from Emerald Ash Borer Wisconsin Council on Invasive Species. Protect the Nation's Forests - Don't Move Firewood USDA. FS. Northeastern Area. Forest Health Protection. Firewood Alert: Help Stop the Movement of Exotic Pests -- Don't Move Firewood! (PDF \| 588 KB) Emeraldashborer.info. What You Can Do About Emerald Ash Borer (EAB)? Illinois Department of Agriculture. Division of Natural Resources. Bureau of Environmental Programs. Added to Animals / What You Can Do at 02:50 PM

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	May 23, 2007 Hawaii Habitattitude: Hawaii Agencies and Pet Stores Work to Prevent Pet Dumping (Dec 6, 2006; PDF \| 17 KB) Hawaii Ecosystems at Risk Project. Coordinating Group on Alien Pest Species. Federal and State government agencies and the Pet Industry Joint Advisory Council are pleased to announce Hawaii's participation in a national campaign to encourage pet owners to turn in unwanted aquarium fish and plants instead of dumping them in streams or the ocean. Added to News and Events / Press Releases - State and Animals / What You Can Do and Aquatic Species / What You Can Do at 11:52 AM

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	September 11, 2006 Birds and Cats - The Cats Indoors! Campaign American Bird Conservancy. Added to Animals / What You Can Do at 11:22 AM

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