Picture This (free version has been my go-to but sometimes asks you to pay; can ID insects, tree rings, birds, more, 98% accuracy)

Seek from I-Naturalist (a popular go-to & very user-friendly, kid-safe, no logins)

I-Naturalist (share data, contribute to citizen science, connect w others)

Plantnet (citizen science platform)

Google Lens (good for cross-refence backup when uncertain of ID)n goes here

Buffelgrass removal events

Giant Reed Removal - WMG

Stewardship along the Santa Cruz River

Sky Island Alliance

Field Work & Desert Cleanups

Borderlands Restoration Network

Consumption as Method of Control

Rewilding Resources Mega List

Invasive Species as a Metaphor for Colonization

Resilience Permaculture

Rewilding Resources: Desert Harvesters Edition

Is Invasive Species Management doing more Harm than Good?

Turning Invasive into Insulative

Local Neighborhood Stewardship

Tucson Clean & Beautiful

Embracing Invasive Species

Green Assault on Indigenous Lands

AZ Desert Museum: Zoo, natural history museum and botanical garden that provides education and conservation; co-organizes volunteer invasive species removal events.

AZ Native Plant Society: They promote knowledge, conservation and restoration of Arizona native plants and their habitats.

Borderlands Restoration Network: partner to grow a restorative economy by rebuilding healthy ecosystems, restoring habitat for plants and wildlife, and reconnecting border communities to the land through shared learning.

Central AZ Conservation Alliance (CAZCA): Collaborative, community science program focused on finding, mapping and removing invasive species at local parks and preserves.

Coalition for Sonoran Desert Protection: Coalition of SW groups who seek to protect and restore the Sonoran Desert in southern Arizona.

Native Seed Search: Nursery that educates and conserves and shares seeds of the SW. 

Spadefoot Nursery:Local nursery featuring pesticide-free native and desert-hardy plants and knowledge.

SW Vegetation Management Assoc (SWVMA): fosters cooperation between vegetation managers and increase awareness about invasive vegetation.

Sonoran Desert Cooperative Weed Management Area (SDCWMA): prevention and management (including removal tips) of invasive plant species in Pima County.

Sonoran Institute Resource Guide: Invasive Plant Management in the Sonoran Desert

Tucson Audubon: Invasive Education, Plant Mapping and Treatment

UofA Cooperative Extension: AZ invasive plant research.

Watershed Management Group(WMG): provides people with knowledge, skills and resources for sustainable livelihoods. Frequent monitoring of waterways and Giant Arundo removal.

INVASIVE.org: Database of Invasive species in North America.

US Dept of Agriculture: Field guides for managing invasive species.