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The ability to forecast the invasive dynamics (e.g., establishment and impacts) of non-native plants is of critical importance to the prevention and mitigation of biological invasions. Over the last 30 years, significant work has been dedicated to identifying species traits that are generalizable enough to consistently predict which species are likely to become successful invaders. […]
Join Jeff Cantrell, MPF Technical Advisor, on Friday, February 7, 2025 for a short-eared owl hike at Pleasant Run Creek Prairie (Vernon County). Limited to 12 participants. We will be walking across prairie terrain that may be muddy, depending on the weather. Plan to park on the side of the gravel road near the west […]
Residential projects, such as rain gardens, stormwater swales, and filter strips planted with native plant species, clean water while also supporting insects with declining populations. In stewarding these projects, residents play an important role in protecting water resources and pollinator habitat. Join Dan Shaw, an experienced ecological restoration specialist, for a webinar covering principles for […]
Register now for the Grow Native! Southwest Illinois Workshop: Stormwater Challenges & Native Plant Solutions, happening Friday, February 21 at Lewis & Clark Community College in Edwardsville, Illinois. The goal of this workshop is to explore native landscape solutions to manage stormwater and protect streams and other aquatic ecosystems. During this half-day event, speakers will present […]
Join Jeff Cantrell, MPF Technical Advisor, on Friday, February 28, 2025 for a short-eared owl hike at Shawnee Trail Conservation Area (Barton County), 160 SW 160th Lane, Mindenmines, MO 64769. Limited to 12 participants. We will be walking maintenance roads, which may be muddy, depending on the weather. Meet at Pin Oak Lake at 4:30 […]
