NISAW Launch and Tribal Event - Monday February 28, 2011
Sustaining Traditions-Black Ash Basketry, Ms. Kelly Church, Grand Traverse Band of Ottawa and Chippewa Indians, Michigan
Invasive Weed Control On Annette Island, Alaska, Ms. Genelle Winter, Metlakatla Indian Community, Alaska
Nez Perce Bio-Control Center History, Mr. Aaron Miles, Nez Perce Tribe, Idaho
Ms. Susan Kedzie, Leech Lake Band Ojibwe, Minnesota
Forum on International and Regional Invasive Species Issues - Monday February 28, 2011
International Policy Update, Stas Burgiel, NISC
Invasive Alien Species programmes in the Pacific: tackling the problem before it tackles us, Greg Sherley , UNEP
Increasing RISC in Micronesia, Diane Vice, Guam Department of Aquatic and Wildlife Resources
Guam and the Micronesia Biosecurity Plan, Roland Quitugua, Guam Soil and Water Conservation District
US Department of State's Engagement on Invasive Species - the global perspective, Adrianna Muir, U.S. Department of State
Renegotiation of theGreat Lakes Water Quality Agreement, Kathe Glassner Shwayder, Great Lakes Commission
State and Regional Invasive Species Workshop - Tuesday March 1, 2011
Federal Update on Aquatic Invasive Species Issues
Ballast Water, Cdr. Gary Croot, US Coast Guard
Vessel General Permit, Robin Danesi, EPA
Aquatic Nuisance Species Task, Susan Mangin, Fish and Wildlife Service Force
Lionfish, James Morris, NOAA
Federal Update on Terrestrial Invasive Species Issues
Bryan Arroyo, Assistant Director for Fisheries and Habitat Conservation (USFWS)
David Kaplan, Assistant Deputy Administrator for Plant Protection and Quarantine, Emergency and Domestic Programs, USDA
Keynote Speaker
John Goss, Asian Carp Director, Council on Environmental Quality
Panels
Panel #1 - Forest Pest Outreach and Survey Project, Tri-State Firewood Outreach Campaign
Panel #3 - Aquatic Nuisance Species: Federal and State Roles, Responsibilities and Gaps
Panel #4 - Strengthening Grassroots Partnerships - CISMA/PRISM/CWMA - What are our next steps?
Panel #5 - Federal Invasive Species Grant Program and Partnership Forecasts for State and Regional Invasive Species Projects
Panel #6 - Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Point (HACCP) Planning: Invasive Species Applications
Panel #7 - Intergovernmental Strategy for Controlling Asian Carp
USDA and Invasive Animal and Pathogen Day
Past, Present, and Future Contributions of the USDA Agricultural Research Service's Overseas Biological Control Laboratories, Dr. Dan Strickman, Agricultural Research Service
Early Detection and Rapid Response: the National Plant Diagnostic Network System and ipmPIPE, Dr. Robert Nowierski, National Institute for Food and Agriculture
USDA Grants and Cooperative Agreements Available for Invasive Species Work with Partners and the USDA Do No Harm Report, Ms. Hilda Diaz-Soltero, USDA Invasive Species Coordinator
Biocontrol Programs in USDA, Dr. Alan Dowdy, Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service
Update on Q-37 Regulations, Dr. Arnie Tschanz, Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service
Collaboration with States in Weed Management, Dr. Al Tasker, Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service
Sudden Oak Death Update, Dr. Kerry Britton, U.S. Forest Service
State Technical Committees and NRCS Training on Invasives, Mr. Doug Holy, Natural Resources Conservation Service
What YOU need to know about Phytosanitary Standards in Forestry, and how to find out, Dr. Kerry Britton, ITAP Plant Pathogens Subcommittee
The 100 worst invasive fungi in the Invasive Species Compendium, Dr. Amy Rossman, ITAP Plant Pathogens Subcommittee
Results of Microbial Biocontrol Symposium, Dr. Robert Nowierski, ITAP Invertebrate Subcommittee
Invasive species Scholastic education project sponsored by USFS and APHIS, Ms. Iris Velez, ITAP Communications Subcommittee