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Symposia
2003 Presentations
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Planning Weed Mangement for Ecosystem Recovery Back to Symposia 2003 Cal-IPC Red Alert! New invasions and recent expansions Mandy Tu, The Nature Conservancy Wildland Invasive Species Team Session 1: Laws and Regulations Session 2: Assessing, Planning, and Setting Priorities Session 4: Working with Ecosystem Processes in Recovery Session 5: New Managment Tools and Techniques Session 7: Monitoring and Evaluating Recovery Progress Session 8 & 9: Contributed Papers - Tall whitetop eradication and native plant community restoration
Shannon Peters, UC Berkeley and Julie Etra, Western Botanical Services - Experimental revegetation strategies and technologies for restoration of native shrub/grass communitites on saltcedar (Tamarix spp.) infestation sites
Kenneth Lair and Sarah Wynn, US Bureau of Reclamation - Abundance and distribution of non-native woody species in Sacramento Valley riparian zones
John Hunter, John Sterling, Willian Widdowson, Edward Beedy, Jones & Stokes; Diana Stralberg and Nadav Nur, Point Reyes Bird Observatory - Getting the job done: Working within the regulatory environment at Lake Tahoe to manage weeds
Sue Donaldson, University of Nevada Cooperative Extension - Tilling Himalayan blackberry out of Yosemite Valley
Lisa Ordonez, National Park Service - Nitrogen deposition impacts on nutrient-poor grassland ecosystem: conservation, management, and restoration
Stuart Weiss , Creekside Center for Earth Observations - Tarping as an alternative to chemical stump treatment of Acacia dealbata
Matt Horowitz, Santa Cruz Natural Resources and Employment Program - Biocontrols and restoration
David Headrick, Cal-Poly San Luis Obispo - The potential contribution of natural enemies from Mediterranean Europe to the management of the invasive weed Arundo donax (Graminae; Arundinae) in the US
Andrew Kirk, Tim Widmer, G. Campobasso, USDA-ARS European Biological Control, Ray Carruthers and Tom Dudley, USDA-ARS Western Regional Research Center - The use of remote sensing to assess biological control impact on salcedar in Lovelock, Nevada
R. Carruthers, G. Anderson, and J. Knight, USDA-ARS - Rapid evolution of invasive California poppies
Beth Leger, UC Davis Graduate Group in Ecology - Prediction of Cynara cardunculus seedling development using a degree-day approach
Virginia White and Jodie Holt, UC Riverside - Invasibility of experimental riparian communities by Arundo donax
Lauren Quin and Jodie Holt, UC Riverside - Seasonal activity and impacts of Arundo donax
Michael Rauterkus and Jodie Holt, UC Riverside - Patterns of seedling establishment in artichoke thistle, Cynara cardunculus
Robin Marushia and Jodie Holt, UC Riverside Back to Symposia
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