Know the Enemy
Plant, Animal and Pathogen Image Archive
- Plants, grouped by latin name of genus
- Animals and Pathogens
Above is a complete inventory of the weed, animal invaders, and pathogen photographs on the former The Nature Conservancy Global Invasive Species Team web site. These photos are property of the photographers that took them, and not of The Nature Conservancy; in the past, the photographers have granted users limited permission for use of their photos.
After each photo name and description is the name of the photographer. We used the following codes for The Nature Conservancy staff:
JMR= John M. Randall
BAR= Barry A. Rice
MT= Mandy Tu
We can only provide image rights to photographs taken by JMR, BAR, or MT.
If you wish to use images owned by any other photographers, you must investigate image rights and restrictions directly with those individuals or organizations.
Who can use these images?
Again, we remind you we do not provide publication rights for any images on our site, to anyone. However, rights for images taken by JMR (John Randall), BAR (Barry Rice), or MT (Mandy Tu) can be obtained from those photographers, although you should be prepared to discuss fees with at least some of them. (Barry Rice, for example, is a photographer specializing in stock plant photography.)
Scientists/educators needing the images for powerpoint displays, poster papers, or other such ephemera for use in classrooms or scientific meetings (but not the world wide web), may use the images for free. Appropriate attribution is necessary, in the following form:
(For John Randall or Mandy Tu):
(c)Photographer name.
(For Barry Rice):
(c)Barry Rice/sarracenia.com
-or-
(c)sarracenia.com
Image Inventory
A rogue's gallery of many of the invasive pests and pathogens that have invaded North America, or that have the potential to do so.
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