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CISMA Call Agenda • Introductions- Erin Myers

• FISP update- Erin Myers

• ARSA CISMA- Brian Pelc

• SWFL CISMA- Christal Segura

• Discussion: Annual CISMA plans- Mike Renda

FISP Update

• Summer Meeting on August 6th – UF-IFAS Extension effort to get dedicated

extension staff time for CISMAs – Private Lands Incentive Programs White Paper – USFS Gulf Coast Initiative – Invasive Task Team – UF/IFAS CAIP "Plant Camp"

Apalachicola Regional Stewardship Alliance CISMA Update

Chair: Brian Pelc

ARSA CISMA Update

8/28/13 B.Pelc

NFWF -PTI

• Full proposal • $75K

– Tyndall AFB – Apalachicola N.F. – St. Mark’s NWRD – Private lands in three counties

• Dec ‘13 announcement

‘13 Private Lands

• fdv 57 acre private in-holding on ANF Coordinated with fed spraying project

‘13 Private Lands

Alligator Point natal grass project vol work days door knocking campaign county coordination yard sign info

Admin stuff

• Completed 2013 workplan objectives • Sept 19th Forest Stewardship workshop in

Marianna • Fall meeting to outline 2014 workplan

objectives • Next Spring update to ED/RR (Yay FNAI!!!)

Lake Okeechobee Aquatic Plant Management Interagency Task Force Update

Co-Chair: Christal Segura

Southwest Florida CISMA Meetings Annual Meeting: March 7th Steering Committee: July 25th FLEPPC Meeting: May 22nd Invasive Animal : July 23rd (set up EDRR team) Invasive Plants : September 11th -Babcock Ranch

Events Exotic Pet Amnesty Day: March 2nd 4th Annual Native Fish Round-up with Everglades CISMA (May 2013)

Outreach Materials New Business cards New Magnets and Stickers: Don’t Let it Loose!

Southwest Florida CISMA 2013 Highlights

Exotic Pet Amnesty Day: March 2nd

New Business cards New Magnets and Stickers: Don’t Let it Loose!

Southwest Florida CISMA Workday Middle Spoil Island EDRR (re-treatment), Matlacha Pass NWR, JNDDNWR Complex -

July 2013 hand pulled Australian pine seedlings and seaside mahoe Other Cool Stuff USDA ARS Invasive Plant Research Lab released Air-potato Beetles 5- Collier County locations 3 -Sanibel Island locations [250 adults]- July 2013 Future Events • Ding Darling Days: October 19th • Florida Panther Festival & Exotic Pet Amnesty Day: November 16th • 18th Annual SWF Exotics Workshop & Python Handling Training

–January 23rd, 2014- Accepting abstracts now!

1.What are they? 2.How do I get one?

3.Why are they good?

CISMA Annual Plans

I am honestly not sure that we will complete a new work plan for 2013. I could write out an outline of our current activities which are mainly: - Quarterly meetings - 2-4 Workdays per year - 2-4 Workshops per year (hosted by various CISMA members) - EDRR activities per EDDMapS occurrences - NISAW Activities, mainly Annual NE FL Air Potato Round-up

First Coast IWG Annual Plan

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Florida Keys Annual Plan Florida Keys Invasives Exotics Task Force

(Or Keys CISMA) - 2011 Work Plan -

General Goals: Prevention of new invasions, Early Detection/Rapid Response of new invaders and Control/Management of established priority invaders at priority sites. Steering Committee: Alison Higgins, The Nature Conservancy Beth Bergh, Monroe County Janice Duquesnel, FDEP Parks Chad Anderson, Florida Keys NWR’s Randy Grau, FFWCC Carrie Backlund, NAS-KW

2011 Objectives & Tasks

Quarter 1 (Jan-March) • Incorporate Florida’s Weed Risk Analysis rankings to Task Force invasives ranking and planning

process. (2011) o Provide link on CISMA site to Florida WRA rankings (Q1-Alison) o Incorporate into exotics ranking evaluation lists (Q1-Trudy) o Incorporate into bi-annual ranking (Q3/Q4?-All)

• Coordinate with FFWCC for Amnesty days. (Q1-Annually-Alison)

• Help Advertise “No Pets Left Behind” Message (Q1 – Annually) o Woofstock on March 19th (Carrie, ____, _____) o Pet Amnesty Days Press Release (Alison) o Pet Amnesty Days Flyers (ALL)

• Increase education on invasive animals to Land Managers (Randy/Chad) o Send past ranking info to Randy & Chad (Q1(March) Alison) o Create plan for daily amnesty possibilities (Q1(April)-Randy/Chad) o Create flyer for daily amnesty possibilities (Q1(April)-Randy/Chad) o Create one page fact sheet about Iguana iguanas (Q1(April)-JimD)

• Increase GreenThumb partner weblinks by 10 links (Q1–2011-All) o Task 1: Re-Send out GreenThumb logo and web address (Q1-2011-Alison) o Task 2: Get on pledged websites by April meeting (Q2(April)–2011 - See Below)

State Parks – Janice Duquesnel FAVOR – Alison Higgins CISMA – Alison Higgins - GLEE – Alison Higgins - IRC website – Alison Higgins - Marathon – Patti Childress - Crane Point Hammock – Patti Childress - Marathon Garden Club – Patti Childress - Monroe County – Beth Bergh - KW Botanical Garden – Phillip Hughes - City of Layton – Cathy Close - Key West Garden Club - ________ - Upper Keys Garden Club - Elena Moratori - Village of Islmorada - City of Key West ??

• Commit to working together on high EDRR spp through mapping, documenting and eradicating. Set Priority EDRR species for year. (Q1(Feb)-All) Set Dates for best control / follow up per EDRR species (Q1(Feb))

o Air Potato: March 10th, May 12th, July 7th, Oct 6th, Dec 10th (Cody) o Guinea Grass - Hold coordination meeting for US1 corridor (Janice)

• Analyze and Report on Findings from 10 year exotics mapping project.

o Review where the project is currently (Q1 - Alison/Janice/Beth)

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Florida Keys Annual Plan

Quarter 2 (April-June)

• Utilize EDDMapS alert system to ID new invasions in South Florida (Q2–ALL) o Hold Annual EDMapS training reminder to populate and use database (Q2(May)-Alison)

• EDRR Plant Workdays: Air Potato: May 12th (Cody)

• Increase education on invasive animals to Land Managers (Randy/Chad)

o Post information about evaluation and control of exotic animals to CISMA website (Q2May) R/C o Complete Invasive Animals list (Q2(June)-Randy/Chad)

- Create prioritized list of invasive animals and control techniques (Q2(June)-Randy/Chad) o Update animals fact sheet / poster to increase knowledge of current laws (Q2(June)-Randy/Chad)

• Analyze and Report on Findings from 10 year exotics mapping project (Q? - Janice/Beth) o Present timeline and needs to finish project (Q2(April) Janice/Beth)

• Create Vehicle Disinfection program/protocol

o Create guidance for washdown areas (Q2(April) - Alison)

• Help Advertise “One Animal Family” Message (Annually) o Create list of events for One Animal Family possibilities (Q1(April)-All) o Increase priority partners on One Animal Family website

- Set 10 priority partners to collect pledges from by August mtg (Q2(April) all)

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Florida Keys Annual Plan Quarter 3 (July-Sept) • Utilize EDDMapS alert system to ID new invasions in South Florida

o Catch up on digital reporting of sightings and treatment efforts (Q3-All)

• Maintain evaluation database of contractors. (Q3–Beth) o All contractors evaluations due (Q3(Aug)-All)

• Expand Green Thumb Nurseries program by 1 nursery per region per year o Hold training for Task Force (Q3-2011-Alison) o Visit Nurseries as Summer Workday (Q3 – 2011-ALL)

• Create Vehicle Disinfection program/protocol o Confirm designated wash down areas (Q3(Aug) – 2010)

- Transfer Stations – Beth (Long Key, Cudjoe and Key Largo) - FDOF – Big Pine (_______)

• EDRR Workdays: : Air Potato: July 7th (Cody)

• Help Advertise “One Animal Family” Message (Annually) o Confirm 10 priority partners pledges and put on website (Q3(Aug) All)

• Coordinate activities and choose dates for “Land Conservation” Month (Q3(Aug)) o Publicize signees of all Code of Conducts lists (Q3-2010) o EDRR Scavenger Hunt

• Establish “holding areas” for captured pythons (Q3 - See Below) Provide List of Acceptable Holding Options for people - (Q3(Aug) Alison) Key Largo - Steve Klett o Marathon – Patti Childress Islamorada - Lesli Wotejki o Layton - Cathy Close Big Pine - Steve Berger o Key West/Stock Island - _________

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Florida Keys Annual Plan Quarter 4 (Oct-Dec) • EDRR Workday: Air Potato: Oct 6th, Dec 10th (Cody)

• Hold refresher trainings for all Python Patrol responders (Q4(Oct)-

Alison)

• Hold one Herbicide Course and one Exotics ID course per year (Q4-Janice)

• Help Advertise “One Animal Family” Message (Annually) o Create list of events for One Animal Family possibilities (Q4(Dec)-All) o Increase priority partners on One Animal Family website (Annually) o Create write up for press releases and newsletters (Q4(Dec)-All)

• Utilize EDDMapS alert system to ID new invasions in South Florida

(Every meeting-Annually) o Set Priority EDRR species for year. (Q4(Dec)-Annually) o Set Dates for best control / follow up per EDRR species (Q4(Dec)-

Annually)

• Increase education on invasive animals to Land Managers (Randy/Chad) o Create SOP for Tegu/Monitor Lizard responders (Q4 - Alison)

- Incorporate Tegu/Monitor capture training into Python training (Q4 -Alison)

o Encourage FFWCC to evaluate and recommend control measures. (Q3(Aug)-ALL)

Every Meeting • Review new or priority species mapped

(Alison) • Review new news for animals

(Randy/Chad) • Review past and future EDRR workdays

(Cody)

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Treasure Coast CISMA Annual Plan TC CISMA 2013 Annual Workplan

FINAL

March 1st, 2013

What is TC CISMA doing in 2013?

SC = Steering Committee

ALL = Greater partners that have been involved with TC CISMA

Priority Control Species for coastal areas – Scaevola taccada

Priority EDRR Species – Chinese tallow, Jamaican nightshade, and all others on list located on TC CISMA website.

TC CISMA website – www.floridainvasives.org/treasure/

Goal 1: Control –

1. Finish 2011 Coastal Program Agreement (Misty, Mike, Mike, Andy, Jim, Richard, Connie).

2. Write and submit new 2013 Coastal Program grant (Andy). 3. Coordinate 6 Cooperative Workdays (Mike Y). 4. Generate a list and prioritize plant control species (SC). 5. Coordinate 2 workdays at Camp Tanah Keeta on downy rose-myrtle

and old world climbing fern (Mike R, Mike Y, Andy and Ranger Steve Steinmetz of BSA).

6. Spend Partners for Wildlife funds at Camp Tanah Keeta (Mike Y and Sal working with Erin of USFWS, Misty).

7. Ask Erin for more Partners for Wildlife funding for Camp Tanah Keeta in April (Mike Y and Mike R).

8. Coordinate Partners for Wildlife Program on Scaevola on private lands adjacent to or near MacArthur Beach State Park, Hobe Sound Refuge, Coral Cove and other conservation and park lands (Sarah, Chris, Mike R, Andy, Misty, SC).

9. Coordinate ranchland invasive species efforts and workdays in St Lucie County (Buzz).

10. Check EddMapS alerts monthly for new control species and if relevant, forward to partners (Mike R and April).

11. Coordinate FWC IPMS funding and encourage managers to submit (Jackie, SC).

12. Coordinate the spending of all Coastal and Partners funding before 9/2013 (Misty, Mike R, SC).

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Treasure Coast CISMA Annual Plan TC CISMA 2013 Annual Workplan

FINAL

March 1st, 2013

What is TC CISMA doing in 2013?

SC = Steering Committee

ALL = Greater partners that have been involved with TC CISMA

Priority Control Species for coastal areas – Scaevola taccada

Priority EDRR Species – Chinese tallow, Jamaican nightshade, and all others on list located on TC CISMA website.

TC CISMA website – www.floridainvasives.org/treasure/

Goal 2: EDRR –

1. Coordinate 2 special EDRR Cooperative Workdays (SC).

2. Check EddMapS alerts monthly for new EDRR species and if relevant, forward to partners (Mike R, April)

3. Give updates on new/potential EDRR species at quarterly meetings (SC).

4. Coordinate St. Lucie County Python Patrol Program by having 3 meetings, maintaining a list of permitted handlers, and creating a poster and powerpoint presentation (Ken).

5. Create a TC CISMA large reptile handler permittee list (Jackie).

Goal 3: Education, Outreach and Research –

1. Participate in monthly FISP CISMA call (Mike R).

2. Update TC CISMA website materials and calendar quarterly (Mike R).

3. Run biannual CORE and Natural Areas license trainings and exams (Ken).

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Heartland CISMA Annual Plan

2011 Work Plan draf Updated 4/4/2011 based on 4/1/11 general membership meeting

Goal Category

Description

Action

Due Date(s)

Lead Person(s)

CISMA Review steering committee and subcommittee s and revise as appropriate.

DECIDED AT 4/1/11 MEETING TO HAVE AD HOC COMMITTEES THAT ARE TASK?RELATED (E.G. FALL 2011 ID WORKSHOP COMMITTEE)

4/1/2011 CMILLETT

CISMA Create this year's annual work pla n , scheduling at least: 2 general HCISMA mtgs, at least 1 workday, trainings per strat plan... Select new chair.

2 general HCISMA mtgs: 4/1/11 & OTHERS TO FOLLOW LWREWG MEETINGS

at least 1 workday: WILL INVESTIGATE WITH DEBI THARP HAVING POSSIBLE SCLERIA LACUSTRIS PROJECT

trainings per strat plan... BEGINNER & INTERMED. INV. SPP. ID WORKSHOPS 2/23 & 24

Select new chair= AGREED 4/1/11 CHERYL MILLETT REMAINS AS CHAIR FEB CENTRAL FLORIDA INVASIVE SPECIES WORKSHOP ANNUAL PRESENTATION TO WORKING GROUP RE: CISMA ACTIVITIES? ALL AGREED

12/31/2011 STEERING COMMITTEE: KEELI CARLTON, ERIK EGENSTEINER, CHERYL M ILLETT, CLARENCE MORGAN, BOB NELSON, DEBI THARP

CISMA Create and publish short annual repor t for 2010. (Publish on website?)

CHERYL TO DO WITH STEPHANIE GREEN AND WEBSITE COMMITTEE TO POST

4/29/2011 CMILLETT

CISMA Encourage public land conservation managers t o submit FFWCC IPMS applications for cost reimbursement program

IF THERE IS MONEY, TABITHA, WHEN SHE SENDS OUT REMINDER, TO SEND TO HCISMA

6/30/2011 TABITHA BIEHL? GABBARD

CISMA Identify lead partner or organization to serve as the recipient and administrator for grants.

GREEN HORIZONS TRUST? FLEPPC? POLK STATE COLLEGE? CURRENT IDENTIFIED NEED IS TO BE ABLE TO ACCEPT SPONSORSHIPS FOR WORKSHOPS/SCAVENGER HUNT AND FOR LUNCH FOR MEETINGS TO ENTICE PARTICIPATION AFTER LWREWG; KATRINA NOLAND WILL INVES TIGATE FNPS; DEBI THARP WILL INVESTIGATE GHT

4/15/2011 FOR 4/19/11 LWREWG MEETING LUNCH

DEBI THARP, KATRINA NOLAND

CISMA Draft document allowing public agency staff to work on other agency/NGO/private lands (if required to allow agencies to work on partner lands).

BROUGHT FORWARD FROM 2010: COPY LAKE COUNTY CISMA APPROACH: FOCUS ON "IF REQUIRED TO ALLOW AGENCIES TO WORK ON PARTNER LANDS" AND MAKE SURE WAIVERS/RELEASES AVAILABLE ON WEBSITE; PUT FISP PARTNER AGREEMENT ON HCISMA WEBSITE

4/30/2011 BOB NELSON/WEBSITE

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Heartland CISMA Annual Plan CISMA Research MOU to see if/how to draft for HCISMA to

ensure can work on other properties STATEWIDE MOU VIA FISP TAKES CARE OF THIS DONE

Prevent Partners begin gathering, sharing and reviewing existing guidelines for vehicle, boats, equipment, personal protective equipment and personnel disinfection programs or protocols to address the unintentional movement of terrestrial and aquatic invasive plants. (may use FFWCC IPMS, APAFR, or other decontamination standards).

Include potential for pests and pathogens movement during review of standards for boats, vehicle, equipment, personal protective equipment and personnel disinfection program/protocol to address the unintentional movement of

DISCUSSION AT ONE OF MEETINGS BUT NOTHING FORMAL DECIDED UPON; BOB NELSON EMAILED SURVEY 03/11 7 COMPILED 6 RESPONSES; DO ROUNDTABLE/SHORT PRESENTATION AFTER MEETING IN 2011 (NOT APRIL MEETING, BUT NEXT ONE); PUT ON WEBSITE

12/31/2011

BOB NELSON

Prevent Set up alert systems for animalsto use to identify new animal invasions near, or at the boundaries of the HCISMA. Potential resources include EDDMapS database and other sources of new species alerts (e.g., USGS NAS database,

CHERYL MILLETT HAS DONE THIS AND WILL SHARE RESULTS AT EACH MEETING OR WHEN NEW INVADER OF INTEREST REPORTED AND AVAILABLE TO SHOW ANYONE HOW TO SET UP THEIR OWN ALERTS

ONGOING CMILLETT

Prevent Assist and participate in FFWCC Pet Amnesty Days. IF AMNESTY DAY HAPPENS IN HCISMA, WILL BE AT CIRCLE B; 24-HOUR PET AMNESTY INFO ON HCISMA WEBSITE

N/A TABITHA BIEHL- GABBARD, MIKE SOWINSKI

Prevent Determine timing and process for systematicreview of potential new pests or pathogens.

CARRIE KOTAL AND SHANNON MCGEE WILL SHARE UPDATES THEY RECEIVE THROUGH THEIR AGENCIES. MIKE SOWINSKI WILL TRY TO RECRUIT IFAS FOR SYSTEMATIC UPDATES/PRESENTATION.

12/31/2011

CARRIE KOTAL, SHANNON MCGEE, MIKE SOWINSKI

Control Annually increase public conservation lands treated and maintainedwith FFWCC IPMS and other funds.

=JUST MAKE SURE ENOUGH PEOPLE APPLY (NO CONTROL OVER HOW MANY CHOSEN FOR FUNDS). REMOVE FROM WORK PLANS IN THE FUTURE BECAUSE WE HAVE NO CONTROL OVER THIS?

12/31/2011

Control Annually coordinate a cooperative workday focusing on priority control species.

INTEREST? WILL INVESTIGATE. DEBI THARP PROPOSED SCLERIA LACUSTRIS WORKDAY. IF EDRR SPECIES APPEARS, COULD BE GOOD OPPORTUNITY FOR WORKDAY.

12/31/2011

DEBI THARP?

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Heartland CISMA Annual Plan Data Develop aerial survey plan for CISMA (plan defined in

odd- numbered years, survey carried out 1st month of even- numbered years); assign chairperson for this activity.

CLARENCE MORGAN DEFINED WHAT WAS NEEDED AND CHERYL MILLETT WROTE A PROPOSAL FOR PATRICK AFB SEARCH AND RESCUE HELICOPTER PILOTS TO ASSIST AS PART OF THEIR TRAINING AND WE WERE TOLD THERE ARE NO TRAINING FUNDS AVAILABLE FOR THIS. INVESTIGATING POSSIBILITY OF LIGHTHAWK VOLUNTEER FIXED-WING PILOTS (CONSULTING WITH ROSALIND ROWE SINCE SHE'S GONE THROUGH A TRIAL RUN AT GREEN SWAMP) OR COMMANDER OF APAFR OR LOOKING FOR ALTERNATIVES. HELICOPTER PREFERRED OVER FIXED-WING, BUT LOOKS UNLIKELY. CLARENCE ALSO INVESTIGATING UAV SURVEY OF APAFR.

2/28/2012

CLARENCE MORGAN

Data HCISMA lands and managers willing to participate in biocontrol trials inform USDAARS, IFAS/University of Florida, and/or others about which ones of interest to this area

RYAN GRAHAM HAS STARTED RESEARCH PROJECT TO DEVELOP LIST OF RELEVANT BIOCONTROLS FOR HCISMA SPECIES. TO BE POSTED ON WEBSITE W/CONTACTS. ALSO, PUT NEWSLETTER ON WEBSITE AND LINK TO FISP MATRIX, WHICH HAS INFO.

7/1/2011

RYAN GRAHAM, SHANNON MCGEE, BOB NELSON

Outreach Hold annual trainings for invasive species ID, including EDRR; this can include trainings to use EDDMapS database for CISMA partners and targeted audiences.

INVASIVE ID WORKSHOPS AND HOW TO PUT EDRR SPECIES & TREATMENT IN BETTER; PRIORITY SPECIES ID AND EDDMAPS REPORTING TRAINING FOR RIDGE RANGERS- CHERYL CONTACTED BILL PARKEN, WHO PROPOSED WE DO A SURVEY OF INTEREST OR SET UP TRAINING DATES AND SEE WHO SIGNS UP. WE AGREED 4/1 TO TO A SURVEY OF INTEREST.

10/2011 FOR FALL WORKSHOP ; 5/30/11 FOR SURVEY OF INTEREST WITH TRAINING TO BE SUMMER 2011?

TABITHA BIEHL- GABBARD, KEELI CARLTON, MIKE SOWINSKI, CARRIE KOTAL FOR WORKSHOP; , DEBI THARP, CHERYL MILLETT, KATRINA NOLAND, SHANNON MCGEE, CHRIS MATSON? FOR RR

Outreach ED Scavenger Hunt NO PARTICIPATION FOR FEB-MARCH 2011; TO REVAMP, PUBLICIZE MORE (GEOCACHERS) AND MAKE YEAR-LONG CONTEST WITH PRIZEWINNERS ANNOUNCED DURING NISAW 2012. ROBERTA PICKERT SUGGESTS PUTTING DISPLAY IN NEW ABS ED CENTER AND AT CIRCLE B.

3/15/2012

DEBI THARP, KEVIN MAIN (ABS), CARRIE KOTAL

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Heartland CISMA Annual Plan Outreach Green Thumb region-wide? Gauge interest and develop

committee. COORDINATE WITH CENTRAL FLORIDA, LAKE AND SUNCOAST CISMAS.

12/31/2011 DEBI THARP, ROSALIND ROWE, CARRIE KOTAL

Outreach Identify an HCISMA lead or subcommittee toimplement outreach and training efforts withacademic/education infrastructurein the HCISMA communities. Activities coul include:

-Develop a list of environmental education centers and

distribute educational materials about prevention and control. -Work with Cooperative Extension Master Gardener Program and local garden clubs to promote the removal of invasive plants and use of native plants. -Work with Florida Sea Grant and other coastal partners to implement Hitchhiker Program in HCISMA and distribute outreach materials to large local marinas and at large fishing tournaments. -Develop list of schools, scout groups, community festivals, environmental festivals and others who could help with education about prevention, EDRR and control, and develop strategic relationships with key environmental orgs to further push. - Choose a short list of priority education volunteer programs for HCISMA to implement that simultaneously build up invasive volunteer programs and raise awareness (e.g.,

JUST GET A FOOT IN THE DOOR FOR OUTREACH AND TRAINING; KATRINA WILL WORK NEW EDUCATION PERSON, dSHANNON BURGESS, AT BOK ON THIS. NEW EDUCATION PERSON AT ARCHBOLD TOO.

12/31/2011 KATRINA NOLAND, CARRIE KOTAL, SHANNON MCGEE.

Outreach Publicize mapping reports or other project,s through coordinated press releases or public awareness activities.

POLK COUNTY AND TNC HAD PRESS RELEASES ABOUT HCISMA NISAW ACTIVITIES AND TOM PALMER WROTE ARTICLE ABOUT ED SCAVENGER HUNT AFTER ATTENDING C FL INVASIVE SPECIES WORKSHOP. ROSALIND ROWE EAGER TO PUBLICIZE MAPPING INFORMATION, SO SHARE ANY WITH HER. ROSALIND AND DAVE BUTCHER ALSO TALKED ABOUT WRITING ARTICLE ABOUT DOF'S NEW GRID-BASED MAPPING AND MONITORING APPROACH FOR WILDLAND WEEDS. CHERYL WILL PRESENT AERIAL SURVEYS TO FLEPPC AND PLANS TO WRITE PAPER FOR PUBLICATION

12/31/2012 ROSALIND ROWE, CMILLETT

Outreach Each NISAW week (usually in January or February), share

Annual Weed/Animal Reports with elected officials

FOR 2012- WHAT IS ANNUAL WEED/ANIMAL REPORT AND

WHO WOULD DO IT? ROSALIND ROWE TO FIND OUT

4/30/2011 ROSALIND ROWE

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Heartland CISMA Annual Plan

ADDED Strategies ED/RR Create EDRR ID guide with treatment information, TO BE DEVELOPED FROM EDRR PRIORITY SPECIES LIST. 5/30/2011

CMILLETT ideally laminated cards akin to weed decks CHERYL STARTED WORKING ON

TREATMENT INFO- JUST OBTAINED BEST AVAILABLE FROM WEB AND LOOKING FOR HELP UPDATING.

Plan second Central Florida Invasive Species Workshop, TO BE AT CIRCLE B IN FEBRUARY 2012. LOOKING TO GET \ TABITHA BIEHL- modeled after Southwest Florida Invasive Species SPEAKERS SET IN TIME SO CAN GET CEU'S FOR ATTENDEES. GABBARD, MIKE Workshop, with speakers about a wide range of invasive LOOKING TO GET RECIPIENT FOR DONATIONS SET SO CAN SOWINSKI, CARRIE taxa and topics. PROVIDE LUNCH, RAFFLE PRIZES. KOTAL, DEBI

THARP, CHERYL

Outreach

DELETED Strategies Outreach Aquatic plants and animals: coordinate with Florida Sea THIS IS PART OF THE CENTRAL FLORIDA

INVASIVE ID Grant for one regional invasive identification and BMPs WORKSHOP, NOT SEPARATE SO NOT INCLUDED IN 2011 workshop. WORKPLAN Reassess EDRR list. CHANGE TO EVERY TWO YEARS SO PUSH FORWARD TO 2012 Evaluate and define other ways to “market” the HCISMAPUT OFF TO 2012 to its community(e.g., give presentations about HCISMA at organizational meetings/workshops, such as Ona Pasture

ED/RR

Outreach

ARSA CISMA Annual Plan

USFWS Categorical Exclusion for Injurious Wildlife Listings (posted July 1, 2013)

• What is a categorical exclusion?.

• Why is the Service seeking a categorical exclusion

• What exactly is this categorical exclusion for?

• Where can I submit my comments? Due on July 31, info on how to submit at: http://www.gpo.gov/fdsys/pkg/FR-2013-07-01/pdf/2013-15707.pdf

• Where can I find more information?

– http://www.fws.gov/injuriouswildlife/pdf_files/FAQs_%20Categorical_Exclusion_final.pdf

All this and more at: http://www.fws.gov/injuriouswildlife/catex.html

Previous Environmental Assessments (EA) and Findings of No Significant Impact (FONSIs): • Raccoon Dog • Mitten Crabs • Brown Tree Snake • Silver Carp • Largescale Silver Carp • Black Carp • Burmese Python • Northern African Python • Southern African Python • Yellow Anaconda

CISMA Annual Workplans

Thank you For all Your Responses

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Agenda: Updates: • Heartland CISMA • Treasure Coast CISMA • Osceola CISMA Discussion: • CAIPS curriculum- Kitty Lane

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