Welcome to the
Invasive Species Centre Webinar Series!
Upcoming Webinars
L’avenir du frêne noir face à l’agrile : suivi à long terme et enjeux de conservation d’une espèce clé à travers les paysages urbains et ruraux du sud de l’Ontario
vendredi 7 août 2026, 11 h (HE) | Inscrivez-vous ici
Past Webinars
Monitoring Vegetation and Invasive Plants Across Urban and Rural Landscapes of Southern Ontario
Risking Risks: Invasive Species and Climate Change
Global homogenization of freshwater fish diversity during the Anthropocene: evidence from East Asia
An Overview of CFIA’s Forest Health Surveys
Beyond the Fishbowl: The Pet Trade and Aquatic Invasive Species in Canada
“Bird-Net”, Budworm, and Bay-breasted Warblers: Can we use birdsong for Spruce budworm monitoring
More past webinars:
- Not Lost in the Weeds: Using Genomic Tools For Invasive Seed Detection
- Special Session – Plants and Partners: Multi-faceted Approaches to Buckthorn Control
- Clean Equipment Protocols at Michipicoten First Nation
- Great Lakes Sea Lampreys: From Crisis to Control
- Invasive Carp and Tench Monitoring in the Bay of Quinte
- Understanding Plant Invasions Using a Traits-Based Framework
- What Makes It Work? Sustaining Community Action in Invasive Species Management
- Reaping What We Sow: Black Ash Preservation Through Seed Collection
- Invasive Species on Lake Simcoe: Today’s Challenges, Tomorrow’s Risks
- Hemlock woolly adelgid biological control: Using western predators for eastern management
- The Impact of Forest Pests and Pathogens on Climate Resilience
- NEW RESOURCE – Assessing the Risk Posed by Spongy Moth to Canada’s Forests
- Tackling Invasive Forest Pests Through Community Science
- Sampling Effort Required to Detect and Remove Asian Carps during Response Activities in the Laurentian and Great Lakes Basin
- A Bacterial Immune System Can Now Help Identify Invasive Plants, Weeds, and Other Pests
- Organisms in Trade: Invasive Species Delivered to Your Front Door
- Ontario Phragmites Program (OPA) Introduction and Overview
- Lower Temperature Thresholds of Lycorma delicatula
- Why Equity, Diversity and Inclusion Are Necessary for Invasive Species Management
- D.A.S.H. – Diver Assisted Suction Harvesting for Invasive Aquatic Plant Removal
- Early Detection Surveillance of Grass Carp: Captures and Response Efforts
- Solving the Mysteries of Beech Leaf Disease: 6 Years of Partnerships
- First Wild Record of Marbled Crayfish (Procambarus virginalis) in North America
- How Humans Affected the Spread of Zebra Mussels
- Mississauga’s Invasive Species Management Plan: Managing Invasive Species in an Urban Environment
- Using Plants to Control Common Buckthorn
- A good news story: community-led stewardship in an urban landscape
- Understanding nitidulidae: the vectors of oak wilt
- Biological Invasions Are as Costly as Natural Hazards
- Oak Wilt Expert Panel Q&A
- EDDMapS 2023: Engaging the Public, Overcoming Politics and Solving Technological Barriers
- Horizon scanning for invasive species threats to ecosystems, economy, and human health
- Grass Carp Egg Sampling in Known Lake Erie Spawning Tributaries and Beyond
- Little Program, BIG Responsibility! A behind-the-scenes look at how Saskatchewan manages a provincial watercraft inspection program to prevent the spread of aquatic invasive species
- Coming in Hot: Early Detection and Rapid Response Priorities in SE Michigan
- I spy spotted lanternfly: Michigan’s response to the new species detection
- Knock, knock, knocking on non-natives’ doors
- Hemlock Wooly Adelgid Expert Panel – Question and Answer Session
- Multi-isotope geolocation monitoring for an insect boreal pest – the Eastern spruce budworm
- Rapid Response to European Water Chestnut in Ontario’s Welland River: Success Through Collaboration
- Research, Awareness and Community Science: Limiting the Spread of Hemlock Woolly Adelgid in Ontario
- Hijacking Cupid’s arrow: How to use reproductive biology to manage invasive insects
- Investigating starry stonewort as an ecosystem engineer & forecasting the future invasion potential
- Plasticity drives extreme cold tolerance of emerald ash borer during a polar vortex
- Controlling Invasive Phragmites – Light at the end of the tunnel
- The status of Black Carp (Mylopharyngodon piceus) in the United States
- Buckthorn Management with New Biological Herbicide
- Estimating the potential of the Rideau & Trent-Severn waterways for invasive & endangered species
- Novel Approach to Collaborative Phragmites Management Using Outcomes-Based Financing
- Belgium and The Netherlands, ICAIS 2022 host countries and aquatic invasions hotspots
- Clickbait: What you should know about the online sale of live organisms & its threat to biosecurity
- Weedbusters: The trials, tribulations, and toolbox of an invasive plant management practitioner
- Spongy Moth (Ldd Moth): Taking stock of current management options in ongoing outbreak
- Invasive Mussels in Ontario: history, biology, impacts & prevention
- Unpacking the Programs and Policies of Invasive-Free Gardening in Ontario
- Box tree moth 101: Identification, biology, and management in Ontario
- InvaCost 3.0 The global synthesis of the economic cost of biological invasions
- Should Canada continue to regulate to try and stop emerald ash borer spread?
- Assessing the risk of oak wilt in Canada: Climiate suitability and potential economic impacts
- Present status and update on the management of emerald ash borer in Canada
- New biological control agents for management of invasive plants in Canada
- Update on beech leaf disease in Ontario
- Ontario invasive species enforcement update
- Forest under attack: The history, dispersal and management of Ldd moth
- Collaborating to restore coastal wetlands and watersheds through invasive Phragmites control
- Spotted lanternfly: Impacts and research from the USA and perspectives from Ontario
- Water soldier (Stratiotes aloides) eradication efforts in Ontario
- Controlling the spread of European water chestnut and parrot feather in Ontario
Also, be sure to check out the Invasive Carp Canada’s webinar series.