Washington Invasives is a niche app, with 8.3 thousand installs. It doesn't have enough ratings yet to judge what users think.
Washington Invasives is made and published by
Bugwood.
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About Washington Invasives
Washington Invasives is an education app developed by Bugwood.
Install Statistics
Washington Invasives has been installed 8.3 thousand times. In the last 30 days, the app was installed 60 times.
User Ratings
Washington Invasives is rated 3.34 out of 5 stars. The rating is based on 35 ratings.
App Information
Washington Invasives is freely available from Google Play. The last update was on June 25, 2025.
Technical Requirements
Washington Invasives requires Android 7.0+ or higher. The app has a content rating of Everyone. The app has been available on Google Play since January 2017.
Description by Bugwood(from Google Play)
Invasive species are non-native plants, animals, and insects that harm native species, ecosystems, native people’s cultural resources, and industries such as agriculture, forestry, and hydropower.
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I really like this app. I enjoy that the public can help with reporting and that good descriptions are given. I think more pictures are needed for the Invasive plants. The current pictures focus more on the flowers and there should be good images of the leaves as well.
★★★★★Alexis· Mar 28, 2025
Honestly great little app. I have the physical pamphlets for these, but it's always nice to just check through invasive when I go to buy seeds or plants online, especially for fish, amphibians or reptiles. Solid resource!
★★★★★Thomas Solenberger· Jul 1, 2018
I'm so happy to be able to help keep our native plants and animals safe.
Invasive species are all around us. I just wish that more people knew about
them and how to help protect our native species.
★★★★★A Google user· Oct 22, 2021
Educational and hoping it helps the database
★☆☆☆☆Luke Swift· Feb 25, 2020
Required my location and access to my camera in order to operate failed to open with these permissions blocked. Thought this app might be a great way to learn about invasive plants to bad it was too invasive. Apps should only request access to these services when necessary and not just because.
★★☆☆☆Jennie Haste· Apr 8, 2020
Downloaded this to help with the giant asian wasp. It's not even listed. The map doesn't seem to work right either. Only shows red points even if I try changing filters. I can only view "priority" species. I thought it would list all invasive somewhere on the app. Also, a lot of the descriptions are missing the part that explains how to tell the species apart from native look-alikes. 2 stars for poor function but nice photos.
★★☆☆☆Todd Folsom· May 8, 2020
This app will not respond to tapping on the checkmark icon of a photo. The only thing that works after taking a photo is the back icon. This is the same icon on a photo that works fine when I use the naturalist app. Phone is Asus Zen phone running Android 8.0.0. The app is non-functional for reporting sightings of invasive. I have not tried to use the other features as I wanted to get going on the current Scotch Broom census.
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