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Canadian Food Inspection Agency (2008)
- Development of a version of the Australian Weed Risk Assessment system adapted for use in Canada. Phase 1: development of a modified questionnaire and pilot test plant list.
Alberta Sustainable Resource Development (2008)
- Invasive plant fact sheets for the Alberta risk assessment tool.
Alberta Agriculture & Food (2007)
- Biological control of alfalfa blotch leafminer (Agromyza frontella) in Alberta.
Alberta Sustainable Resource Development (2007)
- Provided species data for pilot testing of an invasive alien species risk assessment tool.
Canadian Food Inspection Agency (2007)
- The status of invasive plants in Canada: a review of invasive plants in Canada and programs to deal with them. This report will provide baseline data to track the effectiveness of Canada's Invasive Alien Species Strategy in dealing with invasive plants.
Alberta Invasive Plants Council (2006 - 2009)
- Biological control of common tansy, Tanacetum vulgare: in cooperation with CABI Switzerland and Minnesota Department of Agriculture. Funding from ACAAF (Advancing Canadian Agriculture and Agri-Food), Agriculture Development Fund(Saskatchewan), EnCana Corporation, Enbridge Pipelines (Athabasca) Inc., and others - check back here for funding updates!
Hawaii Invasive Species Council (2006)
- Survey for potential biological control agents for Miconia calvescens in southern Mexico: in collaboration with USDA Forest Service and ECOSUR
South Florida Water Management District (2006)
- Review of biological control project for Brazilian pepper, Schinus terebinthifolius
British Columbia Forest Service (2006)
- Development of test plant list for biological control agents for Japanese and giant knotweeds (Polygonum species)
Australian Hydroponics and Greenhouse Association (2005)
- CLIMEX model for the potential distribution of Bombus terrestris
Tolko Industries Ltd. (High Level Lumber Division) (2005)
- Assessment of management and trapping techniques for woodboring
beetles in log decks in northern Alberta (funded by Forest Resource
Improvement Association of Alberta)
Canola Council of Canada (2004)
- Field evaluation of a gall mite for biological control of false
cleavers
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