About: Invasive species ecologist, invasive plant specialist.
Interested in the contribution of the public to science projects and the use of the internet to facilitate this participation.
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Blog Posts
Your Biggest Fanworm
--Stuff.co.nz is reporting that a fanworm (Sabella spallanzanii) native to the Mediterranean may have established itself at a port in New Zealand. Th...
Bonjour, L'Agrile du Frêne
--The Canadian Food Inspection Agency is reporting that the emerald ash borer (Agrilus planipennis) has been found in Quebec, the first record for th...
All Snails Final
--As reported on the ISW Twitter feed several weeks ago, the island apple snail (Pomacea insularum) was discovered in the state of South Carolina las...
Spray Canned
--The Mercury News, among others, is reporting that plans for the spraying of pheromones to combat the light brown apple moth (Epiphyas postvittana, ...
Subprime
--It turns out that an unintended side effect of the subprime mortgage crisis currently engulfing America could be a rise in cases of West Nile virus...
Pontificating On Perennial Pepperweed
--Found an interesting article in the Boston Globe about the perennial pepperweed (Lepidium latifolium) invading coastal wetlands in Massachusetts. I...
Weekday Blog Blogging
--Some good invasive species posts have popped up in the blogosphere of late: bootstrap analysis has summaries of two recently published papers about...
Crocodile Tears
--The Townsville Bulletin is reporting that freshwater crocodile populations in Australia are dwindling, in great part because the crocodiles are sna...
Get Consolidated
--How would you like to own a copy of the "Consolidated list of environmental weeds in New Zealand"? You now can, as it's a free download from the NZ...
If Not For The Courage Of The Fearless Crew...
--According to this story over at The Hays Daily News, wildlife officials in the states of Kansas and Missouri are taking a closer look at their bait...
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Comments
Okay Jennifer, what is that beetle you've selected to represent yourself? Is it friend or foe?
