Invasive species are one of the main drivers of biodiversity loss worldwide and different countries have taken different approaches to communicating this to society taking into account culture, language, and
Seed dispersal is a natural process that helps keep ecosystems healthy and resilient. However, when people visit parks, they can unknowingly carry seeds on their boots—including seeds from invasive plants—which
How one idea to protect the fragile shrub-steppe ecosystem from noxious weeds led to a multi-jurisdictional collaboration statewide. Come learn how the Washington Invasive Species Council built numerous partnerships focused
In preparation for PlayCleanGo Week (June 6–13), Invasives Canada, in partnership with the North American Invasive Species Management Association (NAISMA), is hosting a behaviour change training webinar to help partners
The PlayCleanGo® campaign is entering its next chapter. The North American Invasive Species Management Association (NAISMA), Invasives Canada, and Mexico’s National Commission for the Knowledge and Use of Biodiversity (CONABIO)
Fresh air. Open trails. Flowing water. Quiet forests. For many of us, time outside is more than recreation. It is how we recharge, reset, and reconnect. During National Invasive Species
The Metacomet Land Trust presents “Mitigate the Mustard 2024”! Volunteers are needed to help a land trust care for a preserve with trail maintenance, invasive plant removal, and other minor
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
Summer is my favorite time of the year to get out and explore the beautiful landscapes of North America. While I may be a roving bigfoot with an appetite for
In much of North America, winter is a time where we don’t think a lot about plants apart from Christmas trees, especially where there’s snow on the ground. However, it’s
