The Invasive Species Action Network (ISAN) is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization based in Livingston, MT, dedicated to reducing the human-caused spread of invasive species. They work towards promoting behavior change to prevent the spread of invasive species and their negative impact on biodiversity. ISAN offers a range of products and services to address this issue.

Their education initiatives include a virtual classroom, online workshops, and educational animations to raise awareness and provide knowledge about invasive species. They also organize virtual field days and Arbor Day events to engage with the public and promote their cause. ISAN's professional services focus on invasive species management, outreach, and prevention.

They provide expert advice and assistance to clients and offer specialized services such as forest pest program and boot cleaning stations. With a dedicated team of professionals, including their Executive Director Sara Ricklefs, Deputy Director Leah Elwell, and Programs Manager Jennifer Riddle, ISAN is at the forefront of invasive species management. They also have an active board consisting of community members who actively support their mission.

If you're interested in making a difference and preventing the spread of invasive species, ISAN offers volunteering opportunities and encourages everyone to take the Invasive Species Prevention Pledge. Together, we can protect our ecosystems and preserve biodiversity. Contact ISAN at (406)222-7270 or visit their website for more information