OISC

Our mission is to protect Oregon’s economy and natural resources by conducting a coordinated and thorough effort to keep invasive species out of Oregon.

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Register now for the December 15th Columbia Basin Cooperative Weed Management Area Webinar: https://t.co/PScyEtOUuI

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SAVE THE DATE! The 13th Annual 4-County CWMA "Pull Together" will be held on Jan 19th, 2022 via webinar. Check out the link for more details & a recap of last year's event: https://t.co/hfhLTjB5k4

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The timeline for 2022 OISC nominations are extended! The OISC is seeking nominations for 8 member seats to serve a 2-year term Jan 1, 2022 - Dec 31, 2023. Could you, or someone you know, be a good addition to the OISC? Send in a nomination by Oct 8, 2021. https://t.co/KZM6me5wlZ

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The Oregon Invasive Species Council seeks nominations for 2022 membership! Could you, or someone you know, be a good addition to the OISC? Send in a nomination by September 22, 2021.
https://t.co/3kEHTmytzA

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Check out this article about giant goldfish wreaking havoc on lakes. This is a reminder to never release your pets into the environment!

https://t.co/54DS5Du9ed

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Check out the June 2021 OISC meetings recap on the News Channel https://t.co/RRvzjzyVJl

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@EntsocAmerica has discontinued the use of common names for two insect species, the "Gypsy Moth" and the "Gypsy Ant" through the Better Common Names Project.

https://t.co/rcPSiaE57G

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Happy PlayCleanGo Awareness Week! Did you know weed seeds can travel on your dirty shoes? Be sure to brush your boots before and after you hike to prevent the spread of invasive species! For more info visit: https://t.co/54XkpNOKw1

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There is a new OISC award open for nominations! Nominate an outstanding local leader and collaborator here: https://t.co/2LCuZZCLGd

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Spread the word: Register for the (free!) Threats and Opportunities: Invasive Species in Oregon webinar on May 18th! https://t.co/Hb6vonYXap

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Register now for our Threats and Opportunities: Invasive Species in Oregon webinar on May 18th! https://t.co/4d3OHjJfpH

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Emergency rule prohibits the import of Marimo or moss balls infested w/ invasive zebra mussels (sold in pet stores). Zebra mussels are a destructive invasive species & proper disposal is vital to prevent their spread. https://t.co/FyyUMSGzPD @MyODFW Photo credit: @USFWSPacific

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Join the North American Invasive Species Management Association at 1pm CT on April 21st for a webinar on Emerald Ash Borer Deregulation and Programs Going Forward https://t.co/XFvxyCBy3h

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Please report any feral pig sightings in Oregon, Washington, or Idaho by calling the toll-free feral swine hotline: [phone]

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One of the biggest concerns with the zebra mussels found in local pet stores recently is that they may be unknowingly released into a waterway, costing Oregon millions of dollars for response & monitoring efforts. Please report suspected sightings: https://t.co/flJT044V4J

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When in doubt, report it! By reporting suspected invasive species in your area, you could be contributing vital early detection information to the experts best able to stop the spread of invasives. https://t.co/oZe2NxJdTU

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In light of the recently discovered zebra mussels in products sold at local pet stores, it's even more important that you Don't Let it Loose! Learn more about how releasing pets or dumping your aquarium can lead to the establishment of invasive species: https://t.co/JbmuYfmCKp

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Do you want to stay in the loop about the recent discovery of zebra mussels in "moss" ball products sold at local pet stores? You can sign-up for future email updates at the bottom of our Pest Alert: https://t.co/LRg5YHvCHI

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The OISC is pleased to share Invasive Species Threats & Opportunities: A Primer for Oregon Policymakers https://t.co/JAXLAcoWeS

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Did you know that the zebra mussels found in "moss" ball products were spotted & reported by an eagle-eyed 👀 pet store employee? This is a great example of why it's so important to be on the lookout for invasive species and to report suspected sightings! https://t.co/FxzQTG0PlU