Cal-IPC News

The Cal-IPC News is a quarterly publication sent to all members.
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Issue	Contents
Fall 2008	Vol. 16 No. 3 (1.8 MB) -Risk assessment for California weeds -Weed workers return to Chico -Alerts on new weeds -Student Paper and Poster contest winnters
Summer 2008	Vol. 16 No. 2 (1.8 MB) -Chinese tallow: The next invader? -Symposium returns to Chico -Australian weed expert visits California -Assessing aquatic pathways
Spring 2008	Vol. 16 No. 1 (1.5 MB) -Bend-and-spray for arundo control -Funding for the future -Evaluating herbicide treatment of wild fig -Get ready for the 2008 Symposium! -How you can impact policy
Winter 2008	Vol. 15 No. 4 (1.0 MB) -Biocontrol 101 -Phragmites in California -Weed Alert! Carrichtera annua -Cal-IPC student chapter forms at UCR -Shredding water hyacinth
Fall 2007	Vol. 15 No. 3 (2.8 MB) -Ravennagrass -Symposium in San Diego -International weed conference in Australia -Human dimension of weed work -Weed funding outside the box
Spring/Summer 2007	Vol. 15 No. 1/2 (2.0 MB) -Surveying palms in San Diego County -Cal-IPC walks the halls of power -Weeds and wildlife -Inventory revisions
Winter 2007	Vol. 14 No. 4 (1.0 MB) -Shasta County citizens take on weeds -Dirty data methods for weed managers -New "dip-and-clip" technique -Predicting where weeds will spread
Fall 2006	Vol. 14 No. 3 (3.7 MB) -Buffelgrass: A threat to California's desert -15^th Annual Cal-IPC Symposium report -Does arundo produce seed in California? -Speakers' Bureau ready for prime time -2007 Cal-IPC field courses
Summer 2006	Vol. 14 No. 2 -Weed Alert - Japanese dodder -Nursery group signs Codes of Conduct -2006 Symposium in Sonoma County -Weed Management Area funding renewed
Spring 2006	Vol. 14 No. 1 -Legislation to renew WMA funding -A new treatment for Arundo -Does glyphosate harm amphibians? -Scientists' recommendations on ornamentals
Winter 2006	Vol. 13 No. 4 -Weed alerts! -Cordgrass and clapper rails -CDFA proposes "H" noxious weed rating -CCC tackles Russian River arundo -Invasive brochure in Spanish
Fall 2005	Vol. 13 No. 3 -Invasive species in National Parks -Reports from events around California -2005 Symposium biggest ever -2nd annual photo contest winners
Summer 2005	Vol. 13 No. 2 -Nursery partnership -High schoolers tackle carnation spurge -Sesbania control on Dry Creek -Weed research at UC Riverside -2005 Symposium information
Spring 2005	Vol. 13 No. 1 -Which weeds dominate southern California riparian systems? -Tools: basal bark treatment, broom lopping results -Japanese knotweed Red Alert! -Oakland discusses herbicides
Fall 2004/Winter 2005	Vol. 12 Nos. 3-4 -Pampas grass and jubata grass -Waipuna not? Steaming your weeds -One man's fight against broom -2004 Symposium photos
Summer 2004	Volume 12 No. 2 - Ventura: a little arundo - Santa Cruz Island Restoration - New yellow starthistle biocontrol - Survey of college weed programs - Eucalyptus impacts workshop
Spring 2004	Volume 12 No. 1 - The A-rated North - New Tools: Flaming - Bladder senna in Chico - California Conservation Corps
Winter 2003	Volume 11 No. 4 - Beetles! New Tamarix biocontrol - The cost of weeds - Alert: Brachypodium sylvaticum - Weeds on Capitol Hill
Fall 2003	Volume 11 No. 3 - Hybrid Invasion: Spartina in SF Bay - Revising the Cal-IPC List - 2003 Symposium photos - Reports from Oregon and Hawaii
Summer 2003	Volume 11 No. 2 - The hunt for red sesbania - Symposium 2003: Tahoe! - Wildland weeds climb the Sierra - Pampasgrass ads
Spring 2003	Volume 11 No. 1 (1.2 mb) - Weed warning from downunder! - Not just in the garden anymore: Oxalis pes-caprae - Wal-Mart dumps pampas grass - Teaching teachers about weeds
Winter 2002	Volume 10 number 4 (1.2 mb) - Testing natural-based herbicides for roadside control - Remote sensing of Arundo -Hypericum canariense update
Fall 2002	Volume 10 number 3 (528 kb) -Viewing invasive species removal in a whole-ecosystem context -Weed-free forage -Wildland weed news -Symposium 2002
Spring/Summer 2002	Volume 10 number 1/2 (3.2 mb) - Predicting Plant Invasion with Modeling - Lassen County WMA Wins Award - Legislative Updates - Weeds in the News
Fall 2001/Winter 2002	Volume 9 Number 3/4 (1.2 mb) - Symposiums & Transitions - 2001 Red Alerts - Hypericum Alert - Keep It in the Garden - Cape Ivy G
Spring 2001	Volume 9 Number 2 (1.2 mb) - Workshop on Ecology and Mgmt. of Invasive Plants in SW Deserts - Initial Broom Initiative - Sierra Club Tamarisk Bash - Viable Seed Production by Cape Ivy - More on Italian Thistle - Yellow Star Thistle Video - Educational Materials
Winter 2001	Volume 9 Number 1 (3.5 MB) - Cape ivy biocontrol - Asparagus asparagoides - Noxious weed listing
Fall 2000	Volume 8 Number 4 (5.6 MB) - Salvinia molesta - Noxious seaweed in Southern California - Foreign exploration of Arundo donax
Spring/Summer 2000	Volume 8 Number 2-3 (1.9 MB) - What next for CalEPPC? - New wildland weed field manual - Collecting and submitting plants for i.d. - Drilling Ailanthus - BLM uses heavy equipment - $5 million for WMAs
Winter 2000	Volume 8 Number 1 (5.9 MB) - Florida growers and invasive plants - Exotic vs. native grasses as wildlife habitat - Parentucellia viscosa invades wetlands - Federally listed species vs. mustard
Summer/Fall 1999	Volume 7 Number 3&4 (742 kb) - Ecology and Management of Alien Annual Plants in the California Desert - Where the Wild Weeds Are: The Value of a Rapid Assessment of Invasive Weeds - Cooperative Weed Management Areas - The Role of Herbicides in Preserving Biodiversity
Spring 1999	Volume 7 Number 2 (603 kb) - Roundup of Arundo Projects Reveals Commitment, Strategic Weakness - Lassen County's First Weed Week - Richmond Weed Abatement Ordinance
Winter 1999	Volume 7 Number 1 - Nitrate Immobilization and the Mycorrhizal Network - 1999 Cal-IPC Symposium - Biocontrol of Saltcedar Update - Combating Biological Pollution
Fall 1998	Volume 6 Number 4 (1.2 mb) - Results of Cal-IPC Questionnaire - CalWeed Database - Invasive New Zealand Weeds - Symposium on Invasive Weeds
Summer 1998	Volume 6 Number 3 (589 kb) - Distribution of Salsola soda in S.F. Bay - Starr Ranch Sanctuary Artichoke Conference - Extension Toxocology Network
Spring 1998	Volume 6 Number 2 (612 kb) - Some Tips on Herbicide Tx of Cape Ivy - Invasive Weeds Pose Major Threat to American Landscape - Legendary Stewardship Award
Winter 1998	Volume 6 Number 1 (719 kb) - Fort Ord Readies Troops for War-On-Weeds - Cal-IPC Symposium '97 Synopsis - Pampas Grass Research
Fall 1997	Volume 5 Number 4 (647 kb) - Battling the Kudzu of the West - The Weed From Hell Finds a Buyer - A New Invasive Mustard in California - The Bradley Method
Summer 1997	Volume 5 Number 3 (718 kb) - Killing the Beast - A New Threat to California Pines - A Working Paper on Ailanthus
Spring 1997	Volume 5 Number 2 (765 kb) - Pampasgrass RFP - Natural Areas Conference in Portland - Rx for Applying Herbicides to Tamarisk
Winter 1997	Volume 5 Number 1 (549 kb) - Lessons from the Front - Cal-IPC Symposium '97 in Bay Area - Everlasting Sleeper - Team Arundo del Norte
Summer/Fall 1996	Volume 4 Number 3 (499 kb) - A French Broom Control - 1996 Cal-IPC Election Results - Salt Cedar Management Workshop - Ehrharta erecta: Attack in the Making
Spring 1996	Volume 4 Number 2 (4.0 MB) - Another Ehrharta? - Exotic plant bibliography - Parentucellia viscosa
Winter 1996	Volume 4 Number 1 (4.7 MB) - Agroforestry and biodiversity - Using fire on yellow starthistle - Highways as dispersal corridors - French broom seedbank depletion
Fall 1995	Volume 3 Number 4 (6.2 MB) - Ailanthus altissima biology and history - 1995 Symposium abstracts - Partners in weed management - Asilomar Accord
Summer 1995	Volume 3 Number 3 (1.3 MB) - Wildlife and weeds - Weed alert! - Biological control
Spring 1995	Volume 3 Number 2 (2.0 MB) - Carpobrotus edulis - Working with volunteers - Marin County policy
Winter 1995	Volume 3 Number 1 (1 MB) - Lepidium latifolium - Yellow bush lupine - Lupine removal with heavy equipment - Musings of a seed sack reader - Effects of Arundo on water resources
Fall 1994	Volume 2 Number 4 - 1994 Symposium abstracts - Regulatory "must-do" for herbicide applications - Exotic pest plants of greatest ecological concern
Summer 1994	Volume 2 Number 3 (4.6 MB) - Perennial pepperweed - Charactistics of noxious weeds - Slow-motion explosion - Tamarisk in Baja California - Preventing pampasgrass
Spring 1994	Volume 2 Number 2 (499 kb) - Pampas eradication program, part 2 - Controlling Cortaderia by hand with volunteers - Exotic removal programs around the state
Winter 1994	Volume 2 Number 1 (499 kb) - New EPPCs forming - Ecology and management of wild artichoke - Controlling French broom - German ivy engulfs riparian forests
Fall 1993	Volume 1 Number 4 (5.0 MB) - 1993 Symposium - Pampas grass eradication program - Draft weed list
Summer 1993	Volume 1 Number 3 (499 kb) - Control of exotic plants by herbaceous understory - Working groups
Spring 1993	Volume 1 Number 2 (4.3 MB) - Story of Team Arundo - Working group reports
Winter 1993	Volume 1 Number 1 (5.7 MB) - Background of CalEPPC - Weed alerts - Tamarisk invades desert riparian zones

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