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	August 27, 2009 Rapid Response Plan for Aquatic Invasive Species Maryland Sea Grant College Program. The Rapid Response Planning for Aquatic Invasive Species: A Maryland Example (Jan 2009; PDF \| 11.5 MB) serves as a tool for states in the Mid-Atlantic region and beyond to use in developing their own Rapid Response Plans. A template version allows agencies to tailor the plan to address their specific needs. This example document is a result of the state of Maryland's use of the template. The Mid-Atlantic Panel encourages states in the Mid-Atlantic and elsewhere to download the template to customize your State's rapid response and also provides an Aquatic Invasive Species Sighting Report (PDF \| 74 KB) form for use in your agency. * See our Manager’s Tool Kit - Early Detection and Rapid Response section for more resources. Added to Aquatic Species / Management / Early Detection and Rapid Response at 02:39 PM

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	March 07, 2007 Aquatic Invasive Species Rapid Response Initiative Great Lakes Regional Collaboration. Endorsed by GLRC Executive Committee on Mar 2, 2007. Added to Aquatic Species / Management / Early Detection and Rapid Response at 02:30 PM

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	February 07, 2007 Implementing Rapid Response to Aqutic Nuisance Species in the Northeast: Key Components of a Successful Program (Jan 2006; PDF \| 248 KB) Northeast Aquatic Nuisance Species Panel. Note: Workshop proceedings -- May 3, 2005, Portsmouth, New Hampshire Added to News and Events / Conferences and Workshops / Conference Proceedings and Aquatic Species / Management / Early Detection and Rapid Response at 05:06 PM

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