UMISC is a biennial conference that addresses all taxa of invasive species. Join us in Duluth, MN or virtually Nov. 12-14th, 2024. Photo credit: Visit Duluth
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Duluth announced as home for Upper Midwest Invasive Species Conference later in 2024.
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Reminder that the deadline to submit abstracts for the Upper Midwest Invasive Species Conference is April 26th. Learn more and access the abstract submission form at umisc.net/et/call-for-abstra…. Registration rates and lodging information are also available at umisc.net/
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Breaking news from @OhioDeptofAg: the #invasivespecies spotted lanternfly in Ohio. No surprise, really - this was inevitable, and there is a nearby infestation in PA. SLF is a major pest of fruit trees, vines, and smooth-barked trees.
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Join us for a #Phragmites Symposium hosting by the #GLPC at @UMISC2020 on November 5! Register here: umisc.net/
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Biodiversity is a sign of a healthy forest ecosystem and especially in the soil. Invasive plants like garlic mustard and dog-strangling vine can crowd native plants and reduce biodiversity on the forest floor. #NationalForestWeek 🌱
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The full schedule for the Upper Midwest Invasive Species Conference is now online, and includes #GreatLakes #AIS topics like management of invasive wetland plants, dreissinid mussels, organisms in trade, and more! bit.ly/umiscprogram
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These two invasive insects are not picky when it comes to their plants! #ThisorThatThursday
Is the fact below true of THIS spotted lanternfly or THAT brown marmorated stink bug?
Comment your best guess! Visit ow.ly/yE8150BaFTh for the correct answer and more info. 🌳
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@WPSU reporter @AnneDanahy details holds on environmental science research at Penn State due to #COVID19.
How is COVID19 affecting your research in invasive species management?
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It's the largest #invasivespecies conference in North America! This year, the Upper Midwest Invasive Species Conference (UMISC) will take place as a digital event on November 2-6!
To find more information and to register, visit umisc.net 🌐 @UMISC2020
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As we continue efforts to eradicate water soldier populations in the TSW, we are seeing more native vegetation returning to system. When the water soldier monitoring crew was in Percy Reach this summer they noticed a significant increase in native wild rice growing in the river!
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🚨📫🚨 @USDA_APHIS expanded the list of locations where the public can send unsolicited seed packets. They have also added options for submitting reports online to APHIS or the state departments of agriculture.
More details here: aphis.usda.gov/aphis/ourfocu… 📷 from @MoAgriculture
