New Links to Invasive Plant Job Posting Sites
(Posted July 28) -
CIPM's Jobs page was recently updated to include links to more websites that post invasive plant jobs.
National Roadmap for Responding to Climate Change
(Posted July 28) -
In October 2008, the Forest Service introduced a Strategic Framework for Responding to Climate Change. The roadmap builds on the strategic
framework, and includes invasive plant monitoring and management strategies.
Weevils eating into mile-a-minute vine
(Posted July 28) -
Article from greenichtime.com.
Glyphosate Resistant Giant Ragweed Time Lapse Photography
(Posted July 23) -
YouTube video comparing growth of glyphosate susceptible versus glyphosate resistant weeds. Produced by Purdue University Department of Botany and Plant Pathology–Weed Science.
City of Portland Requires Eradication of Fifteen Nuisance Plants
(Posted July 7) -
The City of Portland wants to make sure that 15 species of invasive plants do not get a chance to become established in the city. Beginning July 1st, Portland property owners will be required to remove from their property any plant species on the city’s new Required Eradication List.
After Nearly Two Decades, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Launches Scientific Journals
(Posted July 7) -
The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service recently announced the release of the inaugural issue of the public domain Journal of Fish and Wildlife Management (JFWM) and the re-launch of the prestigious North American Fauna (NAF). These Web based journals focus on the practical application and integration of science to the conservation and management of North American fish, wildlife, plants, and the ecosystems upon which they depend.
Pocket Guide: Aquatic Nuisance Species (Free Resource)
(Posted July 23) -
Field guide of aquatic nuisance species and aquatic invasive species within the Greater Yellowstone Area.
Beetle–Mania:
Biological Control of Saltcedar in Texas
(Posted July 23) -
Newsletter written
and produced by Allen Knutson, Texas
AgriLife Extension.
Factsheets for Invasive Weed Management
(Posted July 23) -
From the University of Wisconsin, Integrated Pest and Crop Management.
| 2010 | |
| Aug 31- Sep 1 |
Maintaining Grass Understory
with New Approaches to Herbicide Control
of Russian Olive and Salt Cedar
(Posted Aug 5) | Buffalo, Wyoming |
| Sep 22-23 |
Missouri River Association of States and Tribes (MoRAST) Meeting (Posted July 23) | Rapid City, SD |
| Oct 18-22 |
Field Techniques for Invasive Plant Management (e-mail link) (Posted Aug 5) | Brigham City, UT |
| Oct 26-28 |
Southwest Vegetation Management Association Conference (Posted July 23) | Tempe, AZ |
| Nov 8-11 |
Wyoming Weed and Pest Council Fall Conference.
Call 307-777-6585. (Posted Aug 5) | Thermopolis, WY |
| 2011 | |
| Jan 11-13 |
Montana Weed Control Association Annual Conference (Posted July 23) | Great Falls, MT |
See Calendar for more meetings and events.
Sustainable Agriculture and Rural Communities Program Manager
(Posted August 5) -
Provide management and leadership to the Sustainable Agriculture and Rural Communities Program with the National Center for Appropriate Technology (NCAT). The position will be located at NCAT's headquarters in Butte, MT. Deadline: August 31, 2010 or until suitable candidates can be identified. Early applications are encouraged, and applications will be considered as they are received.
Editor
(Posted August 5) -
[Note: When following the link above, scroll down the page to find this position]. Review, edit, research, develop, organize, and write technical publications regarding sustainable agriculture, rural development and energy for the National Center for Appropriate Technology (NCAT). The position will be located at NCAT's headquarters in Butte, MT. Deadline: August 31, 2010 or until suitable candidates can be identified. Early applications are encouraged, and applications will be considered as they are received.
Field Mapping Coordinator
(Posted July 8) -
California Invasive Plant Council, Berkeley, CA.
With oversight from the Mapping Program Manager, take a lead role in our initiative collecting spatial data on invasive plant distribution around the state. Requires familiarity with botany and GIS, and comfort meeting with local organizations. Applications reviewed immediately.
Carbon County Weed and Pest Control District Assistant Supervisor
(Posted July 7) -
Responsible for technical assistance to Coordinated Resource Management (CRM) groups, grant writing, seasonal crew supervision, and coordination and presenting educational presentations throughout the county. The position may include extensive hiking with a backpack sprayer and spraying with other types of spray equipment. Weed and plant identification skills are also essential. Deadline: Open until filled.
Supervisor Sweetwater County Weed & Pest Control District
(Posted July 7) -
The supervisor will hire personnel, maintain a functional office, supervise the treatment program, conduct a public education program, assure compliance with State and Federal regulations, keep appropriate records, construct and maintain budgets, conduct contracting and bidding and maintain individual and inter-agency contacts. Deadline: Open until a suitable candidate is identified.
See Jobs Page for more job listings.
USDA Grants and Funding Page | Provides grants and funding information for invasive species. View link.
See Funding page for more information.