Early-bird Registration Extended for 16th Annual Bowman’s Hill Land Ethics Symposium
Land Ethics Symposium: Creative Approaches for Ecological Landscaping Check out the brochure Thursday, March 10, 2016 8:00 a.m.
Maryland Invasive Plant Advisory Committee Announces New Regulation
Way to go, Maryland! A press release from the Maryland Department of Agriculture: FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Zebra mussel invasion snuffed out by elite team of sniffer dogs – British Columbia – CBC News
Shared by our friends at the New Jersey Invasive Species Strike Team: An elite special investigative team is being used to keep out the invasive zebra mussel from Alberta waters, and while the pests haven
2016 Delaware Wetlands Conference
DISC was well represented at the 2016 Delaware Wetlands Conference at Chase Center on the Riverfront, on February 3 and 4.
A Big-Picture View of the Invasive Plant Problem | CompassLive
Source: A Big-Picture View of the Invasive Plant Problem | CompassLive “According to a study conducted by U.S. Forest Service and university scientists and
Check out DISC’s 2015 Year in Review!
We had a great year in 2015.
Attention DISC members with ISA Certification!
The 2015 DISC Annual Meeting has been approved for ISA CEUs!
DISC is a proud sponsor of the 2016 Delaware Wetlands Conference!
We are pleased to be a “fan”-level sponsor of the 2016 Delaware Wetlands Conference! Check out their website –
Grant Opportunity from Mid-Atlantic Panel on Aquatic Invasive Species!
The Mid-Atlantic Regional Panel on Aquatic Invasive Species (MAP) is announcing its 2016 request for proposals. The mission of the MAP is to assist state and federal agencies and other stakeholders in developing and implementing strategic, coordinated, and action-oriented approaches to preventing and controlling aquatic invasive species in the mid-Atlantic region. The driving force behind MAP
UD partnership with Mt. Cuba aims to make
Check out what University of Delaware and Mt. Cuba Center are doing to help reduce the spread of invasive plants! “A partnership between the Mt. Cuba Center Inc. and University of Delaware’s College of Agriculture and Natural Resources strives to find varieties of native plants that will charm the customer and benefit the environment. As part of the search, they are taking cues from the true judges of a plant