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About the Archive
The archive provides descriptions and links to projects and services that the Center for Invasive Plant Management (CIPM) provided in the past. Please note that the links to past projects may become outdated.
Visit the Services page for information about current CIPM projects.
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Based at Purdue University, the Midwest Invasive Plant Network (MIPN) is a nonprofit organization that works with diverse groups to reduce the impact of invasive plants in the Midwest. A CIPM staff-person served on the Board of Directors.
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CIPM helped coordinate the first National Invasive Species Awareness Week in Washington, DC, in 2010.
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The Tamarisk Coalition provides education, technical assistance, and coordinating support for restoration of riparian lands. A CIPM staff-person served on the Board of Directors.
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A searchable collection of
over 1000 books, brochures, articles, videos, and internet resources.
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A research project that examined soil characteristics (specifically salt accumulation) of saltcedar invaded sites, as well as knowledge of plant community recovery after treatment and removal of saltcedar.
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In 2005 CIPM was one of the three conveners of a cooperative workshop that has now led to a native vegetation restoration project in Yellowstone National Park. The goal of the pilot project is to restore former agricultural fields to native plant species that will benefit habitat for pronghorn antelope and other wildlife.
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A research project that examined soil characteristics (specifically salt accumulation) of saltcedar invaded sites, as well as knowledge of plant community recovery after treatment and removal of saltcedar.
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