Upcoming Webinars

Please note that webinars will be recorded (unless otherwise requested by the presenter) and available below.

Visit our Events page to see more upcoming invasive species webinars, workshops, and other learning opportunities.

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Past Webinars

Lower Temperature Thresholds of Lycorma delicatula

Why Equity, Diversity and Inclusion Are Necessary for Invasive Species Management

D.A.S.H. – Diver Assisted Suction Harvesting for Invasive Aquatic Plant Removal

More past webinars:

• Early Detection Surveillance of Grass Carp: Captures and Response Efforts
• Solving the Mysteries of Beech Leaf Disease: 6 Years of Partnerships
• First Wild Record of Marbled Crayfish (Procambarus virginalis) in North America
• How Humans Affected the Spread of Zebra Mussels
• Mississauga’s Invasive Species Management Plan: Managing Invasive Species in an Urban Environment
• Using Plants to Control Common Buckthorn
• A good news story: community-led stewardship in an urban landscape
• Understanding nitidulidae: the vectors of oak wilt
• Biological Invasions Are as Costly as Natural Hazards
• Oak Wilt Expert Panel Q&A
• EDDMapS 2023: Engaging the Public, Overcoming Politics and Solving Technological Barriers
• Horizon scanning for invasive species threats to ecosystems, economy, and human health
• Grass Carp Egg Sampling in Known Lake Erie Spawning Tributaries and Beyond
• 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
• Coming in Hot: Early Detection and Rapid Response Priorities in SE Michigan
• I spy spotted lanternfly: Michigan’s response to the new species detection
• Knock, knock, knocking on non-natives’ doors
• Hemlock Wooly Adelgid Expert Panel – Question and Answer Session
• Multi-isotope geolocation monitoring for an insect boreal pest – the Eastern spruce budworm
• Rapid Response to European Water Chestnut in Ontario’s Welland River: Success Through Collaboration
• Research, Awareness and Community Science: Limiting the Spread of Hemlock Woolly Adelgid in Ontario
• Hijacking Cupid’s arrow: How to use reproductive biology to manage invasive insects
• Investigating starry stonewort as an ecosystem engineer & forecasting the future invasion potential
• Plasticity drives extreme cold tolerance of emerald ash borer during a polar vortex
• Controlling Invasive Phragmites – Light at the end of the tunnel
• The status of Black Carp (Mylopharyngodon piceus) in the United States
• Buckthorn Management with New Biological Herbicide
• Estimating the potential of the Rideau & Trent-Severn waterways for invasive & endangered species
• Novel Approach to Collaborative Phragmites Management Using Outcomes-Based Financing
• Belgium and The Netherlands, ICAIS 2022 host countries and aquatic invasions hotspots
• Clickbait: What you should know about the online sale of live organisms & its threat to biosecurity
• Weedbusters: The trials, tribulations, and toolbox of an invasive plant management practitioner
• Spongy Moth (Ldd Moth): Taking stock of current management options in ongoing outbreak
• Invasive Mussels in Ontario: history, biology, impacts & prevention
• Unpacking the Programs and Policies of Invasive-Free Gardening in Ontario
• Box tree moth 101: Identification, biology, and management in Ontario
• InvaCost 3.0 The global synthesis of the economic cost of biological invasions
• Should Canada continue to regulate to try and stop emerald ash borer spread?
• Assessing the risk of oak wilt in Canada: Climiate suitability and potential economic impacts
• Present status and update on the management of emerald ash borer in Canada
• New biological control agents for management of invasive plants in Canada
• Update on beech leaf disease in Ontario
• Ontario invasive species enforcement update
• Forest under attack: The history, dispersal and management of Ldd moth
• Collaborating to restore coastal wetlands and watersheds through invasive Phragmites control
• Spotted lanternfly: Impacts and research from the USA and perspectives from Ontario
• Water soldier (Stratiotes aloides) eradication efforts in Ontario
• Controlling the spread of European water chestnut and parrot feather in Ontario

Also, be sure to check out the Asian Carp Canada’s webinar series.