[APWG] WORKSHOP: Pacific NW IPC 1-Day Workshops (Everett, WA & Eugene, OR)

[Olivia Kwong]

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The Pacific Northwest Invasive Plant Council (PNW-IPC) is hosting two one
day workshops July 11th 2011 in Everett, WA and July 15th 2011 in Eugene
Oregon.  The mission of the PNW IPC is to protect Pacific Northwest
landscapes from invasive non-indigenous plants by providing an open forum to
share information and to promote solutions.  These one day workshops are the
first of many that the PNW-IPC hopes to bring to different locations
throughout the Northwest annually.  For more information please contact
either Steven Manning (cell-615-969-1309 e-mail-
stevemanning at mindspring.com) or Lizbeth Seebacher at lizbetha at uw.edu
Workshop agenda's and other details can be found below and by following the
associated links:

Date:  July 11th, Everett, WA

Registration Fee:  $30 for SWS or PNW-IPC members and $40 for non-members

Directions, Agenda and Registration Link for Everett, WA Invasive Plant
Management Workshop:

http://www.invasiveplantcontrol.com/pnw-workshop/agenda.html

The Everett workshop will be held at the Adopt A Stream Foundation's
Northwest Stream Center and is co-sponsored by the Pacific Northwest
Invasive Plant Council (www.pnw-ipc.org) and the Society of Wetland
Scientists, Pacific Northwest Chapter (www.sws.org/regional/pacificnw).  The
agenda includes talks concerning the biology and management of both aquatic
and terrestrial invasive plant species.  The first portion of the day will
be spent in the classroom with a couple hours in the afternoon in the field
demonstrating equipment and identifying the invasive plants on the site.
Lunch is included in the registration fee.

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Date:  July 15th, Eugene, OR

Registration Fee:  $20

Directions, Agenda and Registration Link for Eugene, OR Invasive Plant
Management Workshop:

http://www.invasiveplantcontrol.com/pnw-workshop-eugene/agenda.html

The Eugene, OR workshop will be held at the Laurelwood Golf Course in
Eugene.  The agenda includes talks concerning the biology and management of
terrestrial invasive plant species.  The first portion of the day will be
spent in the classroom with a couple hours in the afternoon in the field
demonstrating equipment and identifying the invasive plants on the natural
area adjacent to the conference room.   Lunch is included in the
registration fee.