Spotted Knapweed Pull
This weed pull will focus on removing Spotted Knapweed from Giant Springs. Spotted Knapweed covers over 4.5 million acres of Montana and costs Montanans more than $40 million annually. The […]
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Giant Springs State Park 4803 Giant Springs Road, Great Falls, MT, United States
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Niehaus Park Weed Wrangle 2022
Charles Niehaus Park 403 W 6th St, Huntingburg, IN, United StatesSeeking volunteers for workday to remove invasive plants (Huntingburg, IN). Join the Invasive Species Awareness Coalition (ISAC) of Dubois County, for an invasive plant Weed Wrangle, Saturday June 18th from […]
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Fairbanks Community Weed Smackdown at Creamer’s Field Migratory Waterfowl Refuge
Fairbanks Soil and Water Conservation District is partnering with Friends of Creamer's Field and Alaska Department of Fish and Game to host a community weed smackdown at Creamer's Migratory Waterfowl […]
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Join the Metacomet Land Trust in cleanup, trail maintenance, and removing garlic mustard in a Northbridge preserve!
Szerlag Farm Preserve 547 Roosevelt Dr, Northbridge, MA, United StatesJoin the Metacomet Land Trust in cleanup, trail maintenance, and removing garlic mustard in a Northbridge preserve! Help us maintain preserve trails and learn about invasive plant species like garlic […]
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NAISMA Monthly Webinar: Quagga mussel response in the Snake River, Idaho
Join us for NAISMA's February Monthly Webinar on 2/21! In September 2023, the Idaho State Department of Agriculture confirmed the presence of quagga mussel in the Mid-Snake River near Twin […]
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2024 Southwest Florida Weed Wrangle
River Oaks Preserve, Estero, Florida 9451 Broadway Avenue E, Estero, Florida, United StatesLocation: River Oaks Preserve, 9451 Broadway Ave E, Estero, FL, 33928 Description: Event participants will learn to first identify invasive plant species common to our area and then help remove them from the River Oaks Preserve. What to bring: Work gloves, close-toed shoes, long sleeves, pants, as well as water, lunch/snacks, bug spray, sunscreen, and your favorite weeding […]
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NISAW Webinar: Annual USGS Invasive Species Research Forum – Better Living Through Modern Invasion Science
Presented by James English, Renee Bellinger, Diane Waller, Seth Munson, Amy Yackel Adams, Kristen Hart, and Kurt Kowalski with the U.S Geological Survey
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Celebrate National Invasive Species Awareness Week with the James River Park System’s Invasive Plant Task Force
James River Park System, Richmond, VirginiaFebruary 27th through March 5th is National Invasive Species Awareness Week, and the James River Park System's Invasive Plant Task Force has a full calendar of events planned. There will be opportunities to volunteer in the James River Park System, guided walks and educational programs, and a celebratory “Boogie for the Biosphere” on Friday, March 4th at Richmond’s Legend Brewery. All […]
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NISAW Webinar: The Invasive Species Language Workshop
Communicating about invasive species can get complicated! On February 27-28, in partnership with NAISMA for National Invasive Species Awareness Week (NISAW), Sea Grant is proud to present The Invasive Species Language Workshop, bringing together invasive species researchers and science communication professionals to share best practices for communicating about biological invasions to scientists, stakeholders, and the […]
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NISAW Webinar: The Federal Interagency Committee on the Management of Noxious and Exotic Weeds
Please join members of the Federal Interagency Committee for the Management of Noxious and Exotic Weeds (FICMNEW) to learn more about the organization, hear highlights from 2023, get a preview of upcoming plans, and provide input on future federal coordination needs regarding invasive plant research and management. Agenda:
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NISAW Webinar: Opportunities and Challenges for Preventing the Next Plant Invasion
In the past 50 years, the number of non-native species introduced outside their native range has doubled, leading to substantial negative ecological and socioeconomic impacts. This is a problem that will persist as species introductions continue to rise and impacts are intensified by climate change and other drivers of change. It is well-established that economic […]
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