Invasive Species Council of Manitoba
Brochures
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Posters
New Stop the Spread of Invasive Species Poster lists species to watch out for in Riparian areas and water ways.
A new Pembina Valley Poster "Wanted Dead" lists species in the region that are a problem and has a map on the back showing their distribution
Riding Mountain Biosphere Reserve has joined up with ISCM and together created a "Keep A Lookout" poster for potential problem species in the region
Brochures
ISCM's Grow Me Instead brochure list plant to avoid growing in your garden and list native prairie alternatives. Aussi disponsible en français
Invasive Species in Manitoba: River, Lake and Wetland Invaders; A Pocket Field Guide by the Invasive Species Council of Manitoba (Updated 2011) available by PDF download! Aussi disponsible en français
Weed Management Plan Template produced by ISCM with the Manitoba Weed Supervisors Association and a grant from Agriculture Sustainability Initiative. Â This is a modification of a weed management template from the Nature Conservancy of Canada and based on ideas from other plans in various Canadian provinces and U.S. States.
Please use these documents to facilitate and organize your own weed management plan:
- Weed Mangement Plan Template
- Chemical Control & Costs Table
- Labour & Cost Worksheet
- Biological Control Table
- Emergency Plan Info
- Noxious Weeds Act of MB
- Integrated Pest Management Manual (2007)
- Best Management Practices Manual: Top Invasive Plants (2007)
Invasive Species Council of Manitoba Fact Sheets
- Bird Vetch
- Common Tansy
- Curly Leaf Pondweed
- Diffuse Knapweed
- Eurasian Watermilfoil
- European Buckthorn
- European Frogbit
- Flowering Rush
- Himalayan Balsam
- Hybrid (Narrow Leafed) Cattail
- Hydrilla
- Leafy Spurge
- Nodding Thistle
- Phragmites (Common Reed)
- Purple Loosestrife
- Red Bartsia
- Reed Canary Grass
- Round Goby
- Salt Cedar
- Scentless Chamomile & Oxeye Daisy
- Spiny Waterflea
- Spotted Knapweed
- Yellow Flag Iris
- Yellow Starthistle
- Zebra Mussel
Other Fact Sheets, Brochures and Pamphlets
- Best Management Practices 2007 (Updated 2010)
- Curly Leaf Pondweed — Project Fact Sheet
- Eurasian Watermilfoil — Project Fact Sheet
- Common Buckthorn and Glossy Buckthorn - Project Fact Sheet
- European Buckthorn Brochure
- Flowering Rush — Project Fact Sheet
- Narrow Leaved and Hybrid Cattail — Project Fact Sheet
- Leafy Spurge Economic Impact Assessment 2010
- Phragmites Best Management Practices - Ontario 2010
- Purple Loosestrife — Project Fact Sheet
- Purple Loosestrife Brochure
- Compatibility of Glyphosate with Galerucella calmariensis; a Biological Control Agent for Purple Loosestrife
- Additional Records of Native Insects Associated with Purple Loosestrife in Southern Manitoba
- Partnerships and Initiatives in the Control of an Invasive Alien Species
- Performance of a Biological Control Agent, Galerucella calmariensis L. (Coleoptera: Chrysomelidae) on Purple Loosestrife in Southern Manitoba
- An Integrated management strategy for the control of Purple Loosestrife in the Netley-Libau Marsh, southern Manitoba
- Purple Loosestrife Biological Control Programmes in Canada
- Saltcedar or Tamarisk — Project Fact Sheet
- Water Hyacinth — Project Fact Sheet
- Lily Leaf Beetle — Have You Seen This Beetle?
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