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EDDMapS

EDDMapS

by Charles T. Bargeron

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • June 12, 2020
  • July 2, 2026

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Charles T. Bargeron
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Document and map the distribution of invasive species with this user-friendly system. It allows for easy data submission, visualization, and querying, aiding in early detection and rapid response efforts. All data is reviewed by experts for accuracy.

✓Document invasive species distribution
✓User-friendly mapping system
✓Data submission and querying
✓Interactive maps
✓Expert data verification
✓Early Detection and Rapid Response support
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What's New in EDDMapS

2.3.0

July 2, 2026

• Re-authentication made easy: Added a dedicated re-authentication button in the My EDDMapS section so you can quickly refresh your login when needed. • Map customization: New Map Type option in Settings that lets you choose your preferred map style. This change applies consistently across all maps in the app. • Various internal improvements and bug fixes for better stability and long-term maintainability. For any questions or concerns, use the in-app feedback feature or email us at bugwood@uga.edu.

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Can’t select species

The species search function is broken. Nothing comes up under any of the species lists when I search either using common or scientific names so I can’t log anything
Lana 5000Lana 5000

Update- fixed. Unusable- Crashes immediately

Thanks for fixing the issue!!!
The app crashes right at the start as soon as you select your state/province.
Treed CatTreed Cat

App Crashes Continuous

The app keeps crashing after selecting my state and whenever I return to the app, the state selection is still there and keep crashing after each selection is made
heurbdibheurbdib

Response from developer

Thank you for bringing this issue to our attention, and we’re sorry for the frustration you’re experiencing with the EDDMapS app. We’d like to help resolve this for you. Could you please let us know which state you’re selecting when the crash occurs? Additionally, if you’re updating from a previous version of the app, we recommend trying a fresh install by deleting the app and reinstalling it from the App Store. This often resolves persistent issues. Please feel free to reach out to bugwood@uga.edu, and we will do their best to assist you further!

Recovering local ecology

I am converting property to ON Native plants and am glad to find a resource where I can notify the government of the invasives I find. My journey started with wild parsnip invading my yard
LandownersReWildReclaimEcologyLandownersReWildReclaimEcology

Crashes

After selecting my state in the map (Georgia) it freezes and goes nowhere. Thankfully, there is a website that does what the app does.
A NeuhA Neuh

Response from developer

Thank you for bringing this issue to our attention, and we’re sorry for the frustration you’re experiencing with the EDDMapS app. We’d like to help resolve this for you. If you’re updating from a previous version of the app, we recommend trying a fresh install by deleting the app and reinstalling it from the App Store. This often resolves persistent issues. Please feel free to reach out to bugwood@uga.edu, and we will do their best to assist you further!

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FAQ

What is EDDMapS used for?

EDDMapS is a mapping system designed to document the distribution of invasive species. It helps users submit observations, view data on interactive maps, and query the database to understand species presence and spread.

Is EDDMapS free to use?

Yes, EDDMapS is completely free to use. The app is available at no cost, and all the data collected is also freely accessible to the public.

Who developed EDDMapS?

EDDMapS was launched in 2005 by the Center for Invasive Species and Ecosystem Health at the University of Georgia. It was developed by Charles T. Bargeron.

How accurate is the data in EDDMapS?

All data entered into EDDMapS is reviewed by expert verifiers to ensure accuracy before it becomes publicly available. This rigorous verification process helps maintain the integrity of the invasive species distribution data.

What devices support EDDMapS?

EDDMapS is available for both iPhone and iPad devices. It is designed to be accessible on common mobile platforms for easy data collection in the field.

How often is EDDMapS updated?

The latest version of EDDMapS is 2.2.0, and it was last updated on March 27, 2026. This indicates a commitment to ongoing development and maintenance of the application.

What is the age rating for EDDMapS?

EDDMapS has an age rating of 4+. This suggests that the content and functionality of the app are suitable for users of all ages, with no mature themes or complex interactions.

Can I use EDDMapS offline?

The provided description does not specify offline functionality. However, the app's primary function involves data submission and querying, which typically requires an internet connection to access the central database.