Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service Regulated Pest List
- Project Website
- http://www.invasivespecies.org/NewInitiatives.html
- Project Description
- The Regulated Pest List (RPL) provides focus to APHIS' safeguarding activities, including inspection of commodities for pests in its pre-clearance programs and at US ports-of-entry, surveys for exotic pests, methods for pest risk mitigation, and pest eradication programs. The list largely was derived from pests identified in Title 7, Code of Federal Regulations, Parts 300-399. The list was updated to reflect recent taxonomic nomenclature and pest status. APHIS continually detects threatening new pests through its inspection and survey activities. In addition, due to changes in pest status or new information, certain pests detected through inspection or survey may no longer be regulated. The pests on the list were a known threat at the time the list was posted at this Internet site. Therefore, the RPL does not include all pests for which APHIS would necessarily take action.
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- Project Type
- Data Aggregator
- Project Language
- English
- Key Inputs
- Listing of pests comes from Federal Regulations, Title 7, Parts 300-399
- Key Infrastructure
- Web site
- Key Technologies
- CFM
- Key Processes
- Species names may be considered for addition or removal from the database by sending scientific evidence supporting the proposed change to the address specified in the Internet site.
- Geographic Scope
- National - United States of America
- Taxonomic Scope
- Species - All regulated pest species
- Comments
- Under the Information Management System for Invasive Species - and two other databases are also there (Federal Noxious Weeds and North American Non-Indigenous Arthropod Database)
- Record Status
- Information about this project is Complete.
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