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Michael Taylor, economist with the University of Nevada, Reno Department of Economics, briefly discusses the research he and fellow economist Kim Rollins have done on the economics of…
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Dr. Roger Sheley discusses prioritizing management and how to get started with an EBIPM management plan.
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Dr. Roger Sheley discusses the importance of including adaptive management as part of a successful management plan.
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Dr. Tom Monaco discusses principles for tools and strategies associated with plant competition used to choose seeding mixes and plant selections.
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Dr. Roger Sheley discusses the principles for tools and strategies to stress invasive species and favor desired plants using grazing and biocontrol.
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Dr. Jeremy James discusses the principles for tools and strategies to use for plant life strategies to enhance desired species establishment.
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Dr. Joe DiTomaso discusses the principles and practices to control reproduction of undesired species using herbicides.
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Dr. Brenda Smith discusses and leads a field activity to demonstrate the principles for tools and strategies to prevent the dispersal of invasive species.
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Dr. Stuart Hardegree outlines the principles, tools, strategies to manipulate disturbances to manage for desired plants.
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Dr. Tom Monaco discusses Step 3 of the EBIPM process, linking ecological principles to repair ecosystem processes using ecological principles.
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Dr. Ed Vasquez outlines the first two steps in the EBIPM process. Step 1-conducting a Rangeland Health Assessment; Step 2-identifying causes of invasion and ecological processes in direpair using the…
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Dr. Roger Sheley discusses how to recognize plant community change, succession, through an activity out in the field.
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Dr. Brenda Smith provides an overview of ecologically-based invasive plant management and how it can be used for better management of invasive plants.
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Dr. Jeremy James discusses what it takes to successfully manage invasive annual grasses using science-based solutions.
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Dr. Roger Sheley introduces Ecologically-based Invasive Plant Management at the 2012 EBIPM Field School in Reno, Nevada August 28th, 2012
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