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CISMA Call Agenda • Introductions- Kris • FNAI Technical Assistance- All • Florida Keys ITF- Cody Miller • Apalachicola RSA- Brian Pelc
CISMA Call Agenda
• Introductions- Kris
• FNAI Technical Assistance- All
• Florida Keys ITF- Cody Miller
• Apalachicola RSA- Brian Pelc
February 26th 2012- March 3rd 2012 Save the Date!
www.nisaw.org
Grassroots Invasive Species Forum & Webcast
Thursday March 1st 1-3pm
CISMA NAME
SATURDAY/SUNDAY FEB. 25/26
MONDAY FEB. 27
TUESDAY FEB. 28
WEDNESDAY FEB.29
THURSDAY MARCH 1
FRIDAY MARCH 2
SATURDAY/SUNDAY MARCH 3/4
Apalachicola RSA CISMA Central Florida CISMA
East Central Florida CISMA
First Coast ISWG Heartland CISMA Naturecoast CISMA Six Rivers CISMA SW Florida CISMA Treasure Coast CISMA
Florida Invasive Species Partnership
Florida Natural Areas Inventory Technical Assistance
http://www.fnai.org/
How can FNAI help FISP and the CISMAs with invasive plant management?
• Statewide data summary and analysis (EDRR reports, etc.) that includes EDDMapS data (soon…)
• Prioritization of invasive plant based on the risk they pose to rare species
• Training in FNAI standards and field survey methods
• Exotic plant identification assistance
• Training in invasives information management with iMapInvasives
CISMA support in iMapInvasives
CISMA boundaries
Lantana camara in the Central FL CISMA
Generate CISMA reports on iMapInvasives
Full Early Detection report
Summary report
Allows mapping of infestations, surveys, and treatments as polygons
Florida Keys Invasive Species Task Force Update
• Past • Current • Upcoming
Florida Keys Invasive Species Task Force Update
• Past projects/ events • November Airpotato
workday • IRC’s 1st annual Holiday
Holly Round up • January’s West
Summerland Key EDRR workday
Florida Keys Invasive Species Task Force Update
• Current projects/ events – Woofstock, hosted by the
city of Islamorada – Pet amnesty day,
supported by the Miami Zoo
– Creating guidelines for equipment wash down stations
– Creating list, categorizing and ranking list of invasive animals
Florida Keys Invasive Species Task Force Update
• Future projects/ events – Continuing work with Green
thumb certification – Implementing the wash down
stations – EDRR work days in July, Sept,
and November – Herbicide trining and Plant ID
training hosted by Janice Duqunel – Python capture trainin, Oct – Establishing holing areas for
surrendered pets (exotic pets) – Establishing holding areas for wild
caught pythons and other large reptiles
Partners: USDA-NRCS, US Forest Service, US Army Corps of Engineers, US Fish and Wildlife Service, US Dept. of Defense, Florida Dept. of Transportation, Florida Department of Environmental Protection, Florida Forest Service, Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission, Northwest Florida Water Management District, Florida Natural Areas Inventory, The Nature Conservancy, Florida Resources and Environmental Analysis Center, University of Florida IFAS Extension, Franklin County, and BASF
Update
ARSA Brief History
• 2003-AIWG • USFWS Partners Grant-private property
buffers • 2011 Name Change, structural tweak
ARSA Fall 2011 Projects
ARSA Site A- 80 acre Pine Plantation
Site A was infested with climbing fern and Chinese tallow trees
ARSA Site B-Retreatment on 8 acre
woodland
ARSA Site C-fence Line Woodlands
ARSA ED/RR Japanese stiltgrass
Infestation silver lining: A good example of ED/RR at Apalachicola Bluffs and Ravines
ARSA 2012 Work Plan
• 2012 ARSA CISMA ACTION PLAN • · ACTION 1. NISAW Presentation to Tallahassee Garden club and Master Gardeners
about yard weed control;2nd presentation on regional EDRR priorities depending on results of EDRR taskforce meeting . National Invasive Species Awareness Week: Feb 27th-Mar 2
• · ACTION 2. Form EDRR taskforce and host spp priority workshop to develop an EDRR list for ARSA CISMA. Due Late Feb-early March.
• · ACTION 3. Liberty & Calhoun “Transportation Professionals” training for roadside treatment. As soon as reasonable.
• · ACTION 4. Tyndall AFB workday coordinated to treat either control or EDRR infestations and develop relationships among various professionals in Bay CO. Early Summer '12.
• · ACTION 5. Panama City area private property project using DOD Legacy grant funding to treat priority control spp. March 2012.
• · ACTION 6. Partner training/workday at Apalachicola Bluffs and Ravines Preserve (TNC) to educate partners regarding EDRR species, control techniques and to treat infestations of control and EDRR species on and around the preserve. March or April 2012.
• · ACTION 7. CISMA meeting(s) both phone and in person to continue work on action items in annual plan. Late March, April…summer?
• · ACTION 8 . Regularly scheduled reviews of weed data. •
Florida Chapter of The Wildlife Society and Florida Exotic Pest Plant Council
http://www.fltws.org/STD2012SpringConference.php
Florida Chapter of The Wildlife Society
and Florida Exotic Pest Plant Council
2012 Spring Conference
April 16-19, 2012 Ocala, FL
FLEPPC/FLTWS Wednesday April 18th
CISMA Workshop: 1pm-5pm 2 topics: 1) Sustaining CISMAs and 2) Running CISMA workdays
Don‘t Miss Out! The cake was delicious.
April 16-19, 2012
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4th Wednesday of Every Month at 1:30pm Except November and December
For more information email [email protected]
or Go to floridainvasives.org to join up
for list serve announcements
Now 3 Ways to Participate!
1. Online Go to: https://nethope.webex.com/nethope/
j.php?ED=161250487&UID=482708092 &PW=NZDRmYjdmYzdl&RT=MiMxMQ%3D%3D
Conference Code: 824 138 461 Meeting password: Invasive1! 2. Phone US Toll-free: 1-866-385-9623 Conference Code: 982 814 3230 Attendee Code: In WebEx prompt after
logging on Enter at any time on key pad
3. Skype Skype name: nethopeandaffilliates Conference Code: 982 814 3230
Florida Invasive Species Partnership (www.FloridaInvasives.org)
Florida Cooperative Invasive Species Management Area (CISMA) Monthly Call
– Hosted by the Florida Invasive Species Partnership (FISP)
participation is voluntary, we promise it will only last 1 hour, and we can guarantee that you will enjoy the conversations
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How can FNAI help FISP and the CISMAs with invasive plant management?
• Statewide data summary and analysis (EDRR reports, etc.) that includes EDDMapS data (soon…)
• Prioritization of invasive plant based on the risk they pose to rare species
• Training in FNAI standards and field survey methods
• Exotic plant identification assistance
• Training in invasives information management with iMapInvasives
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CISMA support in iMapInvasives
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CISMA boundaries
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Lantana camara in the Central FL CISMA
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Generate CISMA reports on iMapInvasives
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Full Early Detection report
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Summary report
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Allows mapping of infestations, surveys, and treatments as polygons
