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  1. 4 uur geleden

    and we're live! thrilled another paper is out from my masters - this time in . it examines 2 insects on trees. left out from ms:: poision ivy face, short (thankfully) bout with lyme, and endless R error messages

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  2. 7 uur geleden

    green crab have been detected at 5 sites in the so far in 2018. What does this mean for our continued monitoring and management efforts? Read more on our newest blog:

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  3. 8 uur geleden

    As you head this be on the lookout for and report anything you find.

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  4. 8 uur geleden

    Sea Grant Partner : partnered with to host the first-ever Green Crab Working Summit this month. At the meeting, fishermen, chefs and scientists came together to develop creative solutions to combat green crab

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  5. 12 uur geleden

    Turning the Garage into a Man Cave: Tips, Ideas and Inspiration

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  6. 12 uur geleden

    Koelreuteria paniculata Golden Rain tree Regents Park... new to me, I had a bit of trouble identifying it! in USA. Also Catalpa bignonioides

  7. 14 uur geleden

    Have you any lately? Here at Candide HQ we're keeping a keen eye out for them - but which are the species, killing our ladies? Check out our Discover article in our app

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  8. 20 uur geleden

    How should we be treating and in Australia? To find out, come along to our free Animal Welfare Symposium on 18 July and hear from experts from , the and a number of universities. Register:

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  9. 28 jun.

    Interspecific competition!

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  10. 28 jun.

    Invasive Giant African Snail 🐌 in Houston. I thought it was cool! Look how big!!! Anddd she lays pink egg masses!! But apparently this hermaphroditic snail can be a carrier of meningitis and eats at least 500 different types of plants 😳

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  11. 28 jun.

    are an & venomous marine fish that pose a major threat to our waters. Due to overpopulation, they force native species to move out, which harms our coral reefs. scientists say, “If we can’t beat them, let’s eat them!”

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  12. 27 jun.

    Congratulations to Danie Frevola on an awesome job presenting/defending her MS thesis yesterday on how and other species respond phenotypically to variable nutrient regimes! We're all so proud of your hard work!

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  13. 27 jun.

    Conservationists are hopeful that the African Tulip, known as the "Flame of the Forest" can be extinguished in hopes to save ʻŌhiʻa trees.

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  14. 26 jun.

    3 days, 8 people, 72 trap deployments... zero found. Happy with sampling blitz at .

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  15. 26 jun.

    The African Tulip Tree is threatening native ʻŌhiʻa trees, but scientists may have found a way to help prevent further spread of this species.

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  16. 25 jun.

    Meanwhile, at Back Bay, Audrey is still hard at work removing the , , and planting native grasses and in different densities.

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  17. 25 jun.

    Balsam Bash : Day 1 - Day 2. Great work team!!

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  18. 24 jun.

    Small incursion of water-chestnut at Mill Pond, Park Ridge, NJ. 6 plants. My eradication crew made swift work of it.

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  19. 22 jun.

    INVASIVE INVASION: Asian Carp sp are a serious threat to ON waterways. They reproduce quickly and can grow up to 40 kg... they eat up all the food sources for native fish. If you see an invasive Carp sp, YOU MUST DESTROY IT

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  20. 22 jun.

    'the rich get richer' - more cosmopolitan species more likely to successfully invade -

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