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Friday, September 21, 2012

Register Now for the GA-EPPC 2012 Annual Conference

GA-EPPC 2012 Annual Conference

 
Come Join Us For an Annual Conference
Like You’ve Never Seen Before!


Join us for all the CEU’s you can earn: Certified Arborist - Pesticide Applicator - Continuing Forestry Education...The Great Vendors you can learn from and buy from...The Many Great Door Prizes given away throughout the day...The Unique Invasive Plant Monster T-shirts for sale>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>


All this and great speakers beginning with Keynote Speaker: Douglas W. Tallamy Author of 'Bringing Nature Home: How Native Plants Sustain Wildlife in Our Gardens'
Thursday, November 8th, 2012 - 8:30am - 4 pm Stuckey Conference Center, UGA 1109 Experiment Street Griffin, Georgia
For More Information and to Register
Posted by Karan Rawlins at 5:24 PM
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Monday, September 10, 2012

Invasive Species Cartoon

Great job on creating  this animation that explains invasive species. Not good, not bad...they just don't belong here. It was created by designer Ellen Schofield for the University of Minnesota Department of Entomology.

Posted by Karan Rawlins at 11:53 AM
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World's Most Lovable Invasive Species

Many people love cats, myself included, but we have all heard of the problems they can cause when they are allowed to roam free. Below are some links to information about one of our favorite pets and the harm they can cause when left to follow their natural instincts outdoors. Now understand, these problems are caused by us, the pet owners. As responsible pet owners we need to take the time to learn about their needs, to keep them safe from the world and to keep the world safe from them.
  • World's Most Lovable Invasive Species
  • Felis catus (mammal): The Global Invasive Species Database
  • Wild Animals Killed by Cats
  • Introduced Species Summary Project: Domestic Cats
  • House Cats Kill More Critters than Thought
  • Cats are Invasive Species
  • Kitty Cam: University Of Georgia Research
  • DOMESTIC CAT PREDATION ON BIRDS AND OTHER WILDLIFE
So what determines whether you have the world's most adorable cat or an invasive species threatening the wildlife around you? You do.
Keep Inferno Kitty safely at home

 

 


Posted by Karan Rawlins at 11:17 AM
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