As #WaterHyacinth a massive problem, leaders in the early 1900s believed hippos might be the answer. In our Season 1 bonus episode, we discuss The American Hippo Bill. 🦛 Listen to the latest episode now on our podcast webpage: anchor.fm/ufifascaip #InvasivePlants

#browardcounty #browardleague #browardparks #broward the Parklander Magazine @APMSociety FL Coastal Office UF IFAS Center for Aquatic and Invasive Plants SFAPMS.org South Florida Water Management District SouthFloridaReporter Join us for our FREE webinar to all #SOFLO residents. Tuesday May 3rd 6:30 pm ( room opens at 6:15 ) go.ufl.edu/hd0hhnw

Starts this Friday! eventbrite.com/e/2022-swf-cis…

👀 SCHOLARSHIPS 👀 🌴 Nov 7-10 in Ft. Myers, FL: join members of the North American #InvasiveSpecies Mgmt Asscn & the FL Invasive Species Council for our annual conference. 🦎 diversity scholarship covers registration and a year of NAISMA membership! conference.naisma.org/registration#d…

Breaking news from UF/IFAS “We don’t know if this is an isolated incident or if the insect is spreading in the grass, and if it will feed on the papaya, hibiscus or cauliflower – which are economically important in FL” blogs.ifas.ufl.edu/news/2022/04/1…

Our latest podcast episode is streaming now! This week, we are joined by Dr. Candice Prince. Dr. Prince is a triple #UFGrad and has a passion for environmental issues, natural resource conservation, and #InvasivePlants. Listen now on our podcast webpage: anchor.fm/ufifascaip

Postdoc opening! 12 mo of funding for research on effects of aquatic plant invasions on native plants, water quality, and fish populations in Florida. Note: this position does NOT require experience with this specific study system and it IS possible to be 100% remote! please RT!

We’re hosting #Youth #Hunting Program #python hunts this summer to educate the next generation about the negative impacts of this invasive species & how hunters can help: ow.ly/tZ6h50IZ2z8

Episode 4 of the Plant Industry News #podcast is out now! In today's episode, we bring back Dr. Emily Kraus to discuss air potato vines and beetles. To listen to Plant Industry News, find it at bit.ly/DPI-LINKS or wherever you listen to podcasts.

A team of researchers at FIU are working on a project to reduce the threat of invasive marine fish on coastal ecosystems in South Florida and are seeking input from salt water aquarists: fiu.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_cu…

🌴 Apply today for: - registration for #InvasiveSpecies conference in FL Nov. 7-10 - complimentary membership to the North American Invasive Species Management Association for one year conference.naisma.org/registration/#…

Today’s the day! Our latest podcast episode is streaming now. This week, Dr. Stephen Enloe joins us to talk about the work he’s done all across the U.S. To listen and subscribe to Working In The Weeds, visit our podcast webpage: anchor.fm/ufifascaip #InvasivePlants

Know before you grow!

Florida has 23 termite species, 7 of which are invasive and causing lots of damage! Learn about how UF/IFAS Entomology & Nematology is working to tackle this problem. wftv.com/news/local/wor…

an ounce of prevention...! "To help resource managers, scientists across the globe, including Hill (UF/IFAS), are fine-tuning a tool called the Aquatic Species Invasiveness Screening Kit, one that predicts potential invasions of aquatic species." tampafp.com/university-of-…

Do you do invasive species research & work in the Carolinas, Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi, Florida, Tennessee, Arkansas, or U.S. Caribbean? Please fill out this 10min survey & help us define our priority areas related to invasive species & climate change ufl.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_bk…

REGISTRATION IS STILL OPEN for the 2023 FISC Annual Conference in Daytona Beach Shores from March 22-24th. CEUs available, sessions on invasive plant management, biocontrol, stakeholder engagement and more Register here: eventbrite.com/e/florida-inva…

🚨NEW EPISODE ALERT🚨This week, we are taking a deep dive into alligatorweed and one of its biological controls, the alligatorweed flea beetle! Listen to the Working In The Weeds podcast on all major platforms or on our podcast webpage! anchor.fm/ufifascaip

THERE'S STILL TIME TO JOIN US NEXT WEEK IN DAYTONA BEACH SHORES FOR THE 2023 ANNUAL MEETING

Please join us one week from today at 1 PM EST to hear Dr. Jarnevich discuss the Invasive Species Habitat Tool: INHABIT (Registration link: ufl.zoom.us/meeting/regist…)