Weeds Across Borders 2010 conference
June 1-4, 2010
National Conservation Training Center
Shepherdstown, West Virginia, USA
The theme of this year’s conference is “Plant Invasions: Policies, Politics, and Practices.” Program session topics include: Cooperation & Partnerships, Applied Research Reports, New Issues, Border Management & Recreational Pathways, Economic & Ecological Impacts: Trends & Predictions, Awareness & Education, and Early Detection & Rapid Response.
For more details, and to register online, visit www.weedcenter.org/wab2010
Registration Costs & Deadlines:
Early (before April 1): $125
Late (after April 1): $150
Student: $50
Single Day: $75
Weeds Across Borders is a biennial international conference covering the interests of professionals and organizations involved in weed management and regulation. It is composed of an affiliation of organizations from various jurisdictions across North America with a common interest in sharing information and promoting weed management throughout North America. Because weeds do not respect human imposed laws or boundaries, we must develop partnerships, share information, and coordinate programs and projects that cross these boundaries.
The goal of the conference is to provide a forum for educating, sharing, and disseminating knowledge about weed management, regulatory issues, and concerns about weed dispersal across and between all jurisdictional boundaries in Mexico, Canada, and the United States.
