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InvasivesOhio
Melissa Moser, Ecologist
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ODNR, Division of Natural Areas and Preserves
2045 Morse Road, Bldg. F-1
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Kate Howe
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Subject: [MIPN] Stewardship Network - May 9 webcast on exotic
earhtworms
Please feel free to distribute this notice about an online
presentation and discussion entitled "Ecological consequences of
exotic invaders: interactions involving European earthworms and
native plant communities in hardwood forests "
A reminder about the Stewardship Network's next free monthly
online interactive webcast:
Wednesday May 9, 2007
Time: 11:45am to 1pm Eastern
Location: www.stewardshipnetworkwebcast.org
Ecological consequences of exotic invaders:
interactions involving European earthworms and
native plant communities in hardwood forests
Led By Dr. Cindy Hale, Director of the Bolder Lake Environmental
Learning Center in Minnesota; and Lisa Brush of the Stewardship
Network
Dr. Cindy Hale teaches Environmental Education and Ecology courses at
the University of Minnesota Duluth, and currently serves as the
Director of Bolder Lake Environmental Learning Center. She is also an
adjunct Research Associate with the Natural Resource Research
Institute. She holds a B.S. in Ecology from the University of
Minnesota, a M.S. in Environmental Sciences (UMD) and a Ph. D in
forest ecology and science education from the University of
Minnesota.
As the founder of Great Lakes Worm Watch <
http://www.greatlakeswormwatch.org/>, Dr. Hale trains and
collaborates with citizen scientists throughout the Great Lakes basin
to monitor the spread and impacts of exotic earthworms. An award
winning presenter, Cindy is active in the Duluth community and enjoys
spending time outdoors. She lives just north of Duluth with her
husband and daughter.
Join Cindy and Lisa online as they discuss the issues and impacts of
exotic earthworms on our natural lands and waters. And, as always,
bring your ideas, perspectives, and questions to share.
To learn more about the Stewardship Network and the programs and
services we offer,
visit us on the web at www.stewardshipnetwork.org.
Go to the following link if you would like to ensure you receive
notice about future webcasts .
Leading the webcast will be the following panel of experts:
- Cindy Hale, Bolder Lake Environmental Learning Center & Founder of
the Great Lakes Worm Watch
- Lisa Brush, Executive Director of the Stewardship Network
- And all of you online bringing your own experience, expertise,
insights and questions making this an enriching and valuable
experience.
To join the meeting, please click on the following link:
www.stewardshipnetworkwebcast.org
and log in anytime after 11:45am Eastern time.
Once you have logged in to the meeting, you will be able to ask
questions of and share information with these experts and others who
join us online. You will be able to hear Cindy and Lisa through
speakers on your computer (make sure they are turned on!). You will
be able to share your thoughts, ideas, questions, and perspective via
your keyboard. Participants will be able to see everyone's typed
comments.
If you encounter any technical difficulties, please contact Hailee at
517-432-1950. We'd also encourage everyone to do a quick trial run
AHEAD OF TIME (by going to http://www.instantlyglobal.com/system_test
) to make sure you are able to access the meeting on your computer.
If you try beforehand and encounter difficulties Hailee may be able
to help you discover what the problem is.
We know that some people have had problems accessing similar
presentations when trying to enter from their company's servers
because of strict "firewall" configurations. Most of these people who
had problems were trying to access the presentation from government
buildings. If you are having problems accessing the presentation,
some helpful tips can be found here:
http://www.macromedia.com/cfusion/knowledgebase/index.cfm?id=tn_19546
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This webcast of The Stewardship Network is again hosted and sponsored
by MSU Global Ventures. We plan to continue offering new webcasts on
a variety of ecological restoration topics on the 2nd Wednesday of
the month. While you may never have participated in a webcast or
online meeting we are excited to continue exploring this innovative
outreach / networking technology and encourage you to try it out.
Many of you have asked about the archives of our past webcasts. We
have found them and are making them available for $15 per session.
They are all one hour in length. You can find them here .
October 2006, Seed Collecting
September 2006, Streambank Restoration
July 2006, The Swallow-worts: Life history, research, and
control
June 2006, Latest in controlling Purple Loosestrife
May 2006, New Advances in Garlic Mustard Control
February 2006, Prescribed Fire in the Southern Michigan
Landscape
January 2006, Tools and Equipment of the Ecological Restoration
Trade
Past webcasts we have offered which do not have archives:
December 2005, Winter Restoration
September 2005, Management Planning and Measures of Success
July 2005, Planning a Prairie Planting
June 2005, Controlling Purple Loosestrife
May 2005, Controlling Garlic Mustard
If you have questions please feel free to email Lisa at
lbrush at stewardshipnetwork.org.
Hope you can join us!
Lisa
Lisa Brush
Executive Director
The Stewardship Network
416 Longshore Drive
Ann Arbor, MI 48105
734/996-3190
The Stewardship Network - pulling together for nature!
The Network was established in 1998 to build the capacity of
organizations, individuals,
and private businesses to preserve, restore, and manage natural lands
and waters.
Since its inception, the Network has collaborated with nonprofits
large and
small, governmental agencies and units, private businesses, and
dedicated
individuals to achieve that goal.
The Stewardship Network connects a broad range of groups, rallies
volunteers,
and fills the gaps in today's preservation efforts. Every day we're
out on
the land - making connections, providing hands-on training, building
relationships,
sharing tools, and passing along new information.
Why?
So that the many groups and individuals that protect our natural
areas
can become even stronger and
more effective.
The Network brings expertise in natural areas management and
community building
to increase the effectiveness of organizations, agencies, businesses,
and
individuals doing on-the-ground management.
To learn more about other Stewardship Network events visit us online
at www.stewardshipnetwork.org/events.
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