2023 Ontario Invasive Plant Council Conference
Clean, Drain, and (Temagami) Dry (Temagami Times – Summer 2022)
Invasive Species Update (Temagami Times – Winter 2022)
Clean, Drain, and Dry for the Paddling Community:
Backcountry canoeing can introduce invasives species into pristine areas. Yet it is those remote areas that are less likely to have access to washing equipment. The Northern Forest Canoe Trail in New England has produced an excellent instructional video on the simple steps that all paddlers can take to prevent the transportation of invasive species when moving between remote waterbodies. It can be viewed at: www.youtube.com/embed/AUFmOPNb2cU?feature=oembed.
Eurasian Water-Milfoil:
Several cottager associations in Quebec have recognized the threat to waterbodies from invasive Eurasian Water-Milfoil, and have taken pre-emptive steps to stop it in its tracks. The following video was prepared by Karl Wockner of the Lake Louisa Property Owners Association in 2015: www.youtube.com/embed/jMS4ikifalI?feature=oembed.