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Invasive Species in the Pacific Northwest, Part 2
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In part two of a two-part series, experts in wildlife biology, entomology, and environmental law and policy discuss the need for managing invasive species to preserve and restore habitats. The impact of
non-native and exotic plant and insect species is explored through current research projects involving
invasive bird species, West Nile virus, biological control of Spartina in Willapa Bay, and processes for
regulating invasive species by the Washington State Department of Agriculture. Invasive Species in Pacific
Northwest Ecosystems is the ninth topic in the Denman Forestry Issues Series.
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| Series Title: | Denman Forestry Issues |
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Dr. B. Bruce Bare, dean, College of Forest Resources, University of Washington
Robert L. Edmonds, associate dean and professor of Ecosystem Sciences, College of Forest Resources, University of Washington
Steve West, professor of wildlife science and associate dean, University of Washington College of Forest Resources
Bob Gara, professor of forest entomology, University of Washington College of Forest Resources
Sarah Reichard, associate professor, Forest Resources, Center for Urban Horticulture, University of Washington
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| Related Link(s): | UW College of Forest Resources Web site |
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06/02/2004 |
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00:56:57 |
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