#DYK that the #goldfish pose a significant threat to BC waters by competing with native species for food and preying on their eggs and larvae? Join Brian Heise (Thompson Rivers University) for a FREE webinar to learn more! Register here: bcinvasives-ca.zoom.us/webinar/regist…

If you’re spending time outdoors, be on the lookout for the #SpottedLanternfly. Keep an eye out for egg masses and nymphs during this time of year. Spot it? Make sure that you: snap it, catch it and report it to us. #InvasiveSpecies bit.ly/2XBzrJj

Next week we’ll have 2 webinars as a part of ISAM! Parks Canada’s Response to the Detection of the Whirling Disease Parasite in Yoho National Park InvasivesBC: Tracking the Location and Management Action of Invasive Plants in BC Register at bcinvasives.ca/isam2024

Check out the STEAM Days of Summer lineup & Register Now! scienceworld.ca/steam-days/ Full day outdoor learning Metro Vancouver Invasive species Invasive Species BC AI & machine learning University of British Columbia Gearing Up Electricity & circuits SCWIST Classroom science WWEST.ca Sustainable fashion And More!

Let's take action together! Read our latest article on how YOU can help prevent the spread of invasive species. 👉 Read here: bcinvasives.ca/news/isamstopt… #CleanDrainDry #PlayCleanGo #BuyLocalBurnLocal

1/2 Happy #WorldBicycleDay! 🚲 We’re on the move, using electric bikes for #JapaneseBeetle trap checks. 🌎Pairing effective surveillance with reduced emissions. 🌱 We are pedaling towards protecting agriculture and ecosystems one ride at a time!

Save the date for the Invasive Species Research Conference May 13-15, 2025, at the UBC Okanagan Campus in Kelowna. Join researchers and practitioners for themed sessions, networking opportunities, a workshop and a poster session. Stay tuned as the call for abstracts opens soon.

🚨 RVers, as you gear up for summer adventures, remember to inspect for #InvasiveSpecies! From egg masses to waste, let's keep our travels pest-free. 🍃 More information: bit.ly/3KTyO2V

If you're planning a camping trip, the Invasive Species BC is asking that you 'buy local, burn local' when sourcing wood. The invasive Emerald Ash Borer was discovered in BC earlier this year, and can spread through the transport of infected wood. globalnews.ca/news/10595010/…

Need your PAC certification? ISCBC is offering a virtual Pesticide Applicator Training Course Sept 17 – 19, 2024. Register for the course here: tinyurl.com/PACcourseSep20… #PAC #pesticideapplicatorcertification #elearning #virtualcourse #integratedpestmanagement #pestmanagement

Join Our Team! We're hiring passionate individuals to join our team and help make a difference in preventing the spread of invasive species. Learn more about these positions and apply now: bcinvasives.ca/about/careers/ #bcjobs #greenjobs #youthjobscanada #youthjobs

The Invasive Species BC is urging British Columbians to help stop the spread of invasive plants and animals in order to protect native species and support biodiversity. ow.ly/UALb50STtyV

On Aug. 5, zebra mussels were found in Marimo moss balls in WA. The Province is working with U.S. and Canadian officials on next steps. Stay tuned for updates! For info on decontamination, visit: www2.gov.bc.ca/gov/content/in… Never release aquarium plants/animals into the wild

🌳 Emerald ash borer is a threat to ash trees across North America. In BC? Watch for symptoms like canopy thinning, woodpecker activity or D-shaped exit holes. 🔎 If you see these signs, report them to us to prevent the spread of #EAB: bit.ly/4cLq1vP #StopEAB #YVR

The Invasive Species BC has issued a warning, following the discovery of a zebra mussel in an aquarium moss ball in #Washington state. #Kamloops

Together, we can protect British Columbia’s natural beauty from Japanese beetles! 🧺 Shake it before you take it 🌱 Leave soil on site 👀 Check your vehicles and equipment for pests 🔊 Report any sightings to the #CFIA: bit.ly/4e7sBgZ

📢 Help protect our BC ash trees! Emerald ash borer has devastated millions of trees. Look for woodpecker activity and D-shaped exit holes. Report these signs to us and #DontMoveFirewood to prevent the spread of this pest. 🔗 bit.ly/4cLq1vP #YVR #StopEAB

🌿 Help protect Canada’s elms! Learn Dutch elm disease symptoms like canopy dieback and wilting leaves over the summer. Report sightings to us immediately and keep our BC, AB and SK forests free from DED. 👉 bit.ly/4dFtrRJ #ProtectOurElms #StopDED

RVers, as you gear up for Labour Day weekend, remember to inspect your vehicle for #InvasiveSpecies! From egg masses to soil, let's keep our travels eco-friendly. 🌳 📽️ Check out our video for more information: youtu.be/QEHrDZlUR8E #RVAdventure

This invasive plant is a really doozy! 😫 The tree of heaven was added to our Noxious Weed Control bylaw earlier this year. It grows quickly and produces by both seed and division. ⛏️ Young seedlings can be pulled or dug up, but cutting alone won't be effective due to it's