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October 2022
WEBINAR: Knock, knock, knocking on non-natives’ doors
Presetnted by: Jesica Goldsmit, Ministère des Forêts, de la Faune et des Parcs With climate change, the risk of aquatic invasive species (AIS) introductions are expected to increase in different aquatic habitats throughout Canada. There are risk assessment tools, such as the Canadian Marine Invasive Screening Tool (CMIST), that can help identifying species that could be of major concern in terms of ecological impact. During this webinar, a summary of how this tool can be applied to identify door knocker…
Find out more »Call for Abstracts for the 2023 Invasive Species Forum
The Invasive Species Center is excited to host the 3rd Annual Invasive Species Forum and to open the call for submission of abstracts from invasive species experts and professionals. Suggested Topic Areas Climate Change Horizon Scanning Modeling and Mapping Research Developments and Innovations Economic, Social, and Cultural Costs and Investment Tool Innovations Innovative Tools (e.g., eDNA and Monitoring) Management Planning Policy Updates and Intersections Issue Perception Human Dimensions Ecosystem Resilience Government Updates Success Stories Learn more by clicking the link below!
Find out more »2023 Invasive Species Awards
The Invasive Species Centre Awards are given annually to recognize and celebrate the leadership and commitment of individuals or organizations who help keep Canada’s land and water free from invasive species. The core award categories recognize individuals or organizations who champion and demonstrate values of excellence, innovation, and leadership in invasive species prevention and management in Canada. Award winners will be announced at the virtual 2023 Annual Invasive Species Forum, taking place on February 7-9, 2023. The theme of this year’s forum is invasive species action…
Find out more »January 2023
Little Program, BIG Responsibility! A behind the scenes look at how Saskatchewan manages a provincial watercraft inspection program to prevent the spread of aquatic invasive species
Stop! Overland transportation of watercraft between waterbodies is one of the most notorious pathways responsible for the accidental spread of harmful aquatic invasive species across North America (e.g., zebra and quagga mussels). If you have towed a boat across a provincial or state border, you may have stopped at a mandatory “Watercraft Inspection Station” during your travels. These stations are fundamental to prevent the spread of aquatic invasive species. Join the Saskatchewan Aquatic Invasive Species team (Jeri Geiger and Paige…
Find out more »February 2023
2023 Invasive Species Forum
The virtual Invasive Species Forum is an annual event that brings attention to invasive species issues, research, and advances in prevention and management occurring across Canada, and in neighbouring U.S. States. Mark your calendars for the 2023 Invasive Species Forum, taking place from February 7 to 9. The theme of the 2023 Invasive Species Forum is Invasive Species Action in a Changing Climate, and will feature the following dedicated sessions: Vectors, Pathways, Threats Risks, Impacts, and Innovative Solutions Ecosystem Resilience Developments in Research and Management Forest Invasives…
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