NEW!
Inventory/Survey Methods Web Seminar Series

Six live web seminars on inventory and survey methods were offered January 13-February 24, 2010. The seminar recordings and PowerPoint slides are available for viewing below. Recordings are 75 minutes. Read more about this project.

Web Seminars

• Fundamentals of Nonindigenous Plant Species Inventory/Survey
  Dr. Erik Lehnhoff
• View recording (recorded 1/13/10)
• View PDF (1.6 MB)
• Landscape-Scale Wildland Inventories/Surveys: Utah State University Methods
  Kim Edvarchuk
• View recording (recorded 1/19/10)
• View PDF (4.5 MB)
  
• Adaptive sampling Design
  Dr. Tim Prather
  • View recording (recorded 1/27/10)
  • View PDF (1.6 MB)
• stratified random sampling method
  Dr. Lisa Rew
  • View recording (recorded 2/3/10)
  • View PDF (3.8 MB)
• digital aerial sketch-mapping for early detection and mapping
  Dr. Jason Karl
  • View recording (recorded 2/16/10)
  • View PDF (5 MB)
• Remote Sensing for Detection of Nonindigenous Species
  Dr. Tim Prather
  • View recording (recorded 2/24/10)
  • View PDF (1.8 MB)

Invasive Plant Management: CIPM Online Textbook

This online textbook, developed by contributors from government agencies and universities, covers topics from prevention to monitoring.

Volunteers and Invasive Plants: Learning and Lending a Hand

Developed for the USFWS National Wildlife Refuge System, this learning website provides a wealth of information and resources for volunteers and the public.

Managing Invasive Plants: Concepts, Principles, & Practices

Developed for USFWS National Wildlife Refuge System staff, this learning website provides an overview that is valuable to natural resource professionals.

Cooperative Weed Management Area National Conference: People-Powered Projects
April 15-17, 2008 - Reno, Nevada

A national conference highlighting CWMA funding and logistics, working with volunteers, EDRR, awareness and outreach, approaches to mapping, and state and national initiatives. (Presentations in multimedia and audio format)

Tamarisk Research Conference: Current Status and Future Directions
October 3 & 4, 2006 - Fort Collins, Colorado

Scientists and western land managers gathered at this conference to address the role of science in and identify research needs for the development of effective policy and management decisions. (Abstracts and PowerPoint presentations)