Explore the latest invasive species research updates, learn about management options, celebrate success stories, network with colleagues, and ask questions at the 11th annual Illinois Invasive Species Symposium hosted by University of Illinois Extension.
Researchers, students, and industry professionals will present on emerging invasive species threats, using drone technology to manage invasive plants, silver carp movement in the Illinois River, managing stiltgrass with fire, how invasive tick species affect cattle, and more. The symposium concludes with a Q&A panel discussion on the state of invasive species in Illinois.
The full list of topics, presenters, and other information is available at go.illinois.edu/InvasiveSymposium.
The event is open to the public, industry professionals, students, landowners and managers, farmers, foresters, volunteers, and environmental stewards. A limited number of seats are available. Lunch is included in the $25 registration.
Questions? Contact Karla Griesbaum at 217-333-7672 or kherzma2@illinois.edu.
About Invasive Species
Invasive insects, plants, and animals are a serious and expensive threat to Illinois natural areas, waterways, and farm fields. These non-native species spread quickly and, once they take hold, are difficult and expensive to remove. Explore more about invasive species in Illinois.
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