Why are invasive species able to proliferate? What are the consequences of their spread? With new species entering North America every day, invasive species managers have a lot of questions — and researchers are responding with information.
I’d like to introduce myself as the new President of our organization – it’s an honor to be able to serve NAISMA in this capacity.
Our board and staff attended many events this season, including the Nevada Weed Management Association, Wyoming Weed & Pest Council, Innovations in Invasive Species Conference, and more!
You can hear from the experts about invasive species, with topics ranging from data management, education and awareness, invasive species management and legislation.
A citizen science project in Minnesota aims to help private landowners keep Common buckthorn at bay.
Across the country, high water has affected management. In Nebraska, weed management areas respond to wet conditions with new timelines and equipment.
NAISMA’s members know their work is a means to an end: to fulfill our vision of protecting North America’s lands and waters. As invasive species managers, we have an opportunity to make a big difference.
NAISMA’s Online Invasive Species Management Training Program is designed to provide the education needed for professionals and students who are managing or learning to manage
In 2019, our Annual Conference will be jointly delivered with New York Invasive Species Research Institute (NYISRI). Register today for Sept. 30 – Oct. 3,
NAISMA’s monthly NewsFLASH provides timely invasive species news and updates, including job postings, upcoming webinars and much more. Read the Latest eNewsFlash – August 2019
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