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Enhancing IPM for Invasive Weeds in Florida

Explore the critical role of extension services in managing invasive plants. Learn about state and county contributions, new IPM opportunities, training resources, and advanced vegetation management tech. Dive into biological weed control strategies and access educational materials for effective IPM practices. Stay informed and engaged with newsletters, workshops, and professional organizations.

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Enhancing IPM for Invasive Weeds in Florida

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  1. Contributions ofExtension to IPM for Invasive Weeds in Florida James P. Cuda Entomology & Nematology

  2. Topics • Role of Extension in Invasive Plant Management (IPM) • Contributions of State Specialists • Contributions of County Faculty • New IPM Opportunities for County Faculty • Questions and Comments

  3. SMP FL 416 • “Management & Ecology of Aquatic, Wetland, & Invasive Exotic Plants” • Increase Public Awareness of IPM Practices • Provide Training and Up-to-Date Educational Materials • Ensure Availability of State-of-the-Art Vegetation Management Technology

  4. IPM Technical Support • Administrative Units • Center for Aquatic and Invasive Plants • Center for Natural Resources • Ruskin REC • Natural Resources FTEs • 12 State Specialists in 6 Departments • 43 County Faculty

  5. Components of IPM Biological Prevention Herbicides IPM Cultural Adkins (1997)

  6. Biological Weed Control • Use of Natural Enemies to Control Weeds • Two Approaches: • Non Classical (or Inundative) • Classical (or Importation) • Classical Approach- Most Widely Used Method

  7. Extension and Weed Biocontrol DEP WMDs (County Faculty) State Faculty USDA-ARS

  8. Topics • Role of Extension in Invasive Plant Management (IPM) • Contributions of State Specialists • Contributions of County Faculty • New IPM Opportunities for County Faculty • Questions and Comments

  9. Training Manualshttp://ifasbooks.ufl.edu/

  10. Traditional & Electronic Publications Classical Biological Control of Weeds with Insects: Melaleuca Weevil1 J. P. Cuda, S.A. Wineriter, G.R. Buckingham, T.D. Center, and K.T. Gioeli2

  11. Short Courses & Workshops

  12. PowerPoint Presentationshttp://presentations.ifas.ufl.edu/

  13. Topics • Role of Extension in Invasive Plant Management (IPM) • Contributions of State Specialists • Contributions of County Faculty • New IPM Opportunities for County Faculty • Questions and Comments

  14. Short Courses & Workshops

  15. Newsletters

  16. Demonstration Projects

  17. Professional Organizations

  18. Florida Association of Natural Resources Extension Professionals FANREP Professional Organizations

  19. Topics • Role of Extension in Invasive Plant Management (IPM) • Contributions of State Specialists • Contributions of County Faculty • New IPM Opportunities for County Faculty • Questions and Comments

  20. Updating Invasive Plant Maps Melaleuca Distribution (or Is It ?) Wunderlin and Hansen 2000

  21. Monitoring Dispersal of Biocontrol Agents UF/IFAS Information Technologies http://ddis.ifas.ufl.edu/

  22. Topics • Role of Extension in Invasive Plant Management (IPM) • Contributions of State Specialists • Contributions of County Faculty • New IPM Opportunities for County Faculty • Questions and Comments

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