Virginia Invasive Species Management Plan 2012
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Virginia Invasive Species Management Plan 2012
- 1. Kevin Heffernan Stewardship Biologist Department of Conservation and Recreation Natural Heritage Program
- 2. 2009 legislation Chaired by Secretary of Natural Resources Local, State, federal, and private stakeholders Advisory committee Management plan Goals
- 3. Coordination Prevention Early Detection Rapid Response Control and Management Research and Risk Assessment Education and Outreach
- 18. York River – Phragmites Genetics Study
- 22. • Learn about invasive species and avoid the use of known invasive species • Connect to early detection network or join in on local invasive control projects • Advocate policy and funding to enable early detection and rapid response
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- Goal 1: Coordinate state, federal, and stakeholder prevention and management of invasive species infestations.
- Goal 2: Prevent known and potential invasive species from entering the state through detecting and interrupting all unauthorized species introductions.
- Goal 3: Promote and enhance professional and volunteer invasive species early detection through education and reporting tools.
- Goal 3: Promote and enhance professional and volunteer invasive species early detection through education and reporting tools.
- Goal 3: Promote and enhance professional and volunteer invasive species early detection through education and reporting tools.
- Goal 4: Enhance rapid response capability to implement eradication or containment procedures for target species through planning.
- Goal 4: Enhance rapid response capability to implement eradication or containment procedures for target species through planning.
- Goal 4: Enhance rapid response capability to implement eradication or containment procedures for target species through planning.
- Goal 4: Enhance rapid response capability to implement eradication or containment procedures for target species through planning.
- Goal 5: Provide control of priority invasive species through containment, abatement, and other management strategies—including habitat restoration and use of native species—to minimize environmental and economic impacts.
- Goal 5: Provide control of priority invasive species through containment, abatement, and other management strategies—including habitat restoration and use of native species—to minimize environmental and economic impacts.
- Goal 5: Provide control of priority invasive species through containment, abatement, and other management strategies—including habitat restoration and use of native species—to minimize environmental and economic impacts.
- Goal 5: Provide control of priority invasive species through containment, abatement, and other management strategies—including habitat restoration and use of native species—to minimize environmental and economic impacts.
- Goal 6:Support or conduct research and risk assessment necessary to assess, prioritize, and control invasive species.
- Goal 6:Support or conduct research and risk assessment necessary to assess, prioritize, and control invasive species.
- Goal 7: Provide current information on invasive species, their negative impacts to environmental and economic resources, and methods of prevention and control to the general public, environmental nongovernmental organization, special interest groups and K-12 science teachers.
- Goal 7: Provide current information on invasive species, their negative impacts to environmental and economic resources, and methods of prevention and control to the general public, environmental nongovernmental organization, special interest groups and K-12 science teachers.
- Goal 7: Provide current information on invasive species, their negative impacts to environmental and economic resources, and methods of prevention and control to the general public, environmental nongovernmental organization, special interest groups and K-12 science teachers.