ISI Program Purpose: To support the detection, prevention, and suppression of invasive forest insects and diseases.

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1 The Invasive Species Information Program (ISIP) ISI Program Purpose: To support the detection, prevention, and suppression of invasive forest insects and diseases.

2 The Invasive Species Information (ISI) Program ISI Products: The Exotic Forest Pest Website (ExFor) Risk Maps Introduction Establishment Susceptibility Uncertainty Sample Designs Additional Species Other Miscellaneous Input Variables

3 The Exotic Forest Pest Website A searchable database that provides information and mapping capabilities for insects and diseases that are a threat to North American forests.

4 The Exotic Forest Pest Website Sponsored by: The North American Forest Commission Partners: United States Forest Service Forest Health Protection Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) Canadian Forest Service Colegio de Postgraduados - Campus Tabasco (ColPos) Comisión Nacional Forestal, CONAFOR,

5 The Exotic Forest Pest Website Contains: Pest Risk information for North America Contains 170 Invasive Insect and Disease Forest Pest Records Jointly sponsored with the North American Forest Commission (NAFC)

6 Pest Record Content Documentation pest identification biology distributions: current and potential detection and control methods Risk Assessment potential to establish and spread propensity to cause economic and environmental harm Risk Rating 1 - Very Low to 9 - Very High

7 Search 170 Pest Records

8 Example of the Agrilus planipennis Pest Record

9 Agrilus planipennis Biology

10 Agrilus planipennis Bibliography

11 Agrilus planipennis Native Distribution

12 Agrilus planipennis North American Non-Native Distribution

13 Agrilus planipennis Potential Distribution

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15 The Invasive Species Information (ISI) Program ISI Products: The Exotic Forest Pest Website (ExFor) Risk Maps Introduction Establishment Susceptibility Uncertainty Sample Designs Additional Species Other Miscellaneous Input Variables

16 Agrilus biguttatus Introduction = Susceptibility Establishment

17 Agrilus biguttatus Introduction Potential

18 Agrilus biguttatus Introduction Potential

19 Agrilus biguttatus Introduction Potential

20 Agrilus biguttatus Establishment Potential Introduction = Susceptibility Establishment

21 Agrilus biguttatus Establishment Potential

22 Agrilus biguttatus Establishment Potential

23 Agrilus biguttatus Establishment Potential

24 Agrilus biguttatus Susceptibility Potential Introduction = Susceptibility Establishment

25 Agrilus biguttatus Sampling Design

26 Orthotomicus erosus Introduction = Susceptibility Establishment Orthotomicus erosus

27 Orthotomicus erosus Establishment Potential

28 Orthotomicus erosus Establishment Potential

29 Orthotomicus erosus Establishment Potential

30 Orthotomicus erosus Establishment Potential

31 Orthotomicus erosus Establishment Potential

32 Orthotomicus erosus Establishment Potential

33 Orthotomicus erosus Establishment Potential

34 Orthotomicus erosus Establishment Potential

35 Orthotomicus erosus Example Introduction = Susceptibility Establishment Orthotomicus erosus

36 Orthotomicus erosus Sampling Design

37 The Invasive Species Information (ISI) Program ISI Products: The Exotic Forest Pest Website (ExFor) Risk Maps Introduction Establishment Susceptibility Uncertainty Sample Designs Additional Species Other Miscellaneous Input Variables

38 Phytophthora alni ssp. alni Susceptibility Potential

39 Phytophthora alni ssp. alni

40 Phytophthora alni ssp. alni

41 Phytophthora alni ssp. alni

42 Phytophthora alni ssp. alni

43 Anoplophora glabripennis

44 DRAFT Agrilus planipennis Detection Likelihood Detection Uncertainty Ash Range & Distribution Draft Emerald Ash Borer Risk = Detection Likelihood + Uncertainty + Ash Range and presence Draft

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46 The Invasive Species Information Program (ISI) Draft

47 The Invasive Species Information Program (ISIP) Draft EAB Risk Map

48 The Invasive Species Information Program (ISI) Draft

49 Draft

50 Contact: Marla Downing Biological Scientist USDA Forest Service Forest Health Protection Forest Health Technology Enterprise Team 2150 Centre Avenue, Building A Suite 331 Fort Collins, CO Phone: Fax: mdowning@fs.fed.us