The template is available for download from our website and has been used by several states in the country. This template, developed in collaboration with the Mid-Atlantic Panel on Aquatic Invasive Species, outlines steps that decision-makers can take once a new and potentially harmful non-native species has been identified in the waters of their state. To provide an example of how to use the template, Maryland Sea Grant completed a rapid response plan for Maryland. In 2009, Maryland Sea Grant played a key role in the creation of a template for rapid response planning for aquatic invasive species in the Mid-Atlantic region. To safeguard local ecosystems, Maryland Sea Grant supports programs that seek to prevent the establishment of new invasive species in the region.

The introduction of aquatic invasive species to Chesapeake Bay, transported through the ballast water of cargo ships or by live animal and plant trades, can bring ecologically harmful consequences.

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