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Science and Technology Program:

Aquatic/Riparian Invasive Species Research and Outreach Workshop


A Workshop for Water Resource Managers
Colorado Springs, CO July 25-26, 2002

Thursday, July 25
8:00-8:15Welcome Brian Person, Mgr, Eastern Colorado Area Office
Shannon Cunniff, Director of Research and Natural Resources
8:15-8:35Department of Interior Policies and Activities on Invasive Species Dr. Jim Tate, Science Advisor to the Secretary of the Interior
8:40-9:00Invasive Species in Reclamation: Policy and Program Perspectives Ms. Elizabeth Harrison-Cordova, Office of Policy
9:00-9:30 Federal Interagency Invasive Species Committees: Roles and Summary Gordon Brown/Lori Williams, Department of the Interior
9:30-9:50Break Room Posters
9:50-10:30Panel: Invasive Species Programs at USFS, BLM, and NPS: What steps must we take to create more effective interagency cooperation on invasive species management? Linda Drees, National Park Service
Rita Beard, US Forest Service
Gina Ramos, Bureau of Land Management
10:30-11:00Invasive Species Influences on Fire and Drought Management Problems Gina Ramos, Bureau of Land
Management
11:00-11:30Biological Control in Water Resource Facilities: Discussion of General Principles and the USDA-APHIS Technical Advisory Group (for biological control) Dr. Michael Grodowitz, US Army Corps of Engineers
11:30-12:45Box Luncheon and Presentation "Early Response to Invasive Species" Dr. Randy Westbrooks, US Geological Survey
12:45-1:30Invasive Species Challenges Facing You, the Water Manager from the Area Office Perspective Jim Cherry, Yuma Area Office, Don Moomaw, OK-TX AO, Brian Person (EC A0), Steve Hansen (ALB AO), Leo Busch (BCO)
1:30-2:00 Everything You Need to Know About Reclamation’s Invasive Species Research Activities But Were Afraid to Ask Fred Nibling, IPM Research Team Leader, TSC
2:00-2:15Break Room Posters
2:15-3:15Clean Water Act as it Pertains to Aquatic Site Pesticide Applications In Reclamation Facilities (Talent Irrigation District) Darrell Cauley, Office of Policy
3:15-4:45Interactive Session: Invasive Species Impacts on Water Resource Facilities and Research Needs, Shannon Cunniff coordinating. Regional/Area Representatives:
Scott Lund/Wes Green (PNR); Jim Scullin/Mike Green (MPR); Jeff Smith, Theresa Olson (LC R), Billy Solomon (YAO); Nancy Umbreit (ALB); Stan Huhtala (GPR)
4:45-5:00Closing Remarks Shannon Cunniff
5:30-6:30Sociable Gathering (Cash Bar)
6:30-8:00 Dinner and Presentation "The Economic Costs of Saltcedar in the Western United States" Dr. Erika Zavaleta, University of California at Berkeley
8:00-9:00Enhancing Reclamation’s Coordination of Saltcedar Management and Research Brent Tanzy (EB) /Fred Nibling
Friday, July 26
8:30 amTravel by bus to the Pueblo Dam biological control site (30 Participants Only)
9:30-11:00Site tour Debra Eberts, Research Botanist, TSC
11:30-1:00 Lunch at the Café del Rio along the Arkansas
Please register by July 10 2002 by filling out the registration form (PDF file) and faxing it to(303) 445-6323. For more information, please contact Sieglinde Potthoff (303) 445-2135