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Invasive Species: Successful Efforts & Promising Research

Posted Tuesday, 3rd, 2013 By: PWP Category: Invasive Species, PWP Information Exchanges

December 3, 2013
Winter Information Exchange
Samuels Public Library, Front Royal, VA

Presentation Resources:

Aerial Survey and Management of Invasive Pests Using Aerospace Technology
– Yong-Lak Park,Ph.D., Associate Professor at West Virginia University

National Forest Non-Native Invasive Treatments After 2012 Wildfires
-Fred Huber, George Washington and Jefferson National Forests

Targeted Grazing as a Weapon against Weeds
-Brian Knox, Sustainable Resource Management, Inc. & Eco-Goats

Maryland’s Invasive Ornamental Plant Ban Law: History and Implementation
-Kerrie L. Kyde, Maryland DNR

WEED WARRIORS: A Key Element in Invasive Management in an Urban/Suburban Park System
-Carole F. Bergmann, Montgomery Parks- National Capital Park & Planning Commission

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