Invasive Plant Inventory and Survey Methods for Land Managers:
A Web Seminar Series

Collaborators/Partners

Center for Invasive Plant Management, USDA Western Integrated Pest Management Center, Montana State University and Extension Service, University of Idaho, Utah State University, and USDA Agricultural Research Service

Project Summary

In 2009, CIPM received a grant from the Western IPM Center to develop and present a series of six interactive web seminars on invasive plant inventory and survey methods. This FREE seminar series is based on chapters from the publication Inventory and Survey Methods for Nonindigenous Plant Species (L.J. Rew and M.L. Pokorny, editors, 2006, Montana State University Extension). CIPM coordinated and funded the development and printing of the publication, which presents practical inventory and survey methods that are successfully applied over large areas, and provides guidance on selecting methods to best meet the objectives of an integrated pest management strategy. Six chapters from the publication are being presented. Presenters are indicated in bold and are the chapter authors except where noted.

• Getting Started: Fundamentals of Nonindigenous Plant Species Inventory/Survey
  Monica L. Pokorny, Steven A. Dewey, and Steven R. Radosevich
  Erik Lehnhoff of CIPM will be presenting
• Landscape-Scale Wildland Inventories/Surveys: Utah State University Methods
  Steven A. Dewey and Kimberly A. Andersen
• Digital Aerial Sketch-Mapping for Early Detection and Mapping
  Jason W. Karl and Mark Porter
• Stratified Random Sampling Method
  Lisa J. Rew and Bruce D. Maxwell
• Adaptive Sampling Design
  Timothy S. Prather
• Remote Sensing for Detection of Nonindigenous Species
  Timothy S. Prather and Lawrence W. Lass

The web seminar series is made possible through a grant from the Western Integrated Pest Management Center. Web seminar delivery services are provided by Montana State University Extension.

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For general questions about the web seminar series, contact the project coordinator.

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