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Forest insect pests and pathogens in the NWT: current status and trends. Olesinski NWT	Assessing the risk of Marine non-native species in the Bering Sea. Droghini Reimer et al. U. of Alaska, USGS, NOAA, ABSILCC
What are all these weird bugs: A summary of changing species interactions in the ISR. Turner, IGC Inuvik	Alberta’s Aquatic Invasive Species Program Rushcall Alberta Environment and Parks
Co-managing beavers in the Mackenzie Delta: A collaborative effort to control a very effective ecosystem engineer. Thompson et al. WMAC FJMC Inuvik	The new Canada Wildlife Health Strategy Stephen Canadian Wildlife Health Cooperative
Risk assessments to identify and mitigate risks with animal and pathogen movements. CCH	Arising pest problems in northern agriculture Seefeldt Washington State University
Searching for a winter fungus in summer habitat: monitoring for the arrival of white-nose syndrome Reimer et al. University of Alaska	What can we really do about emerging amphibian diseases? Forzàn, Cornell University, New York
Invasion and range expansion of protostrongylid nematodes in muskoxen and caribou in the changing Arctic. Kafle et al. Calgary	Yukon Interdepartmental Working Group: issues facing invasive species management in Yukon. Bennett Gov. of Yukon
NWT Pathway Analysis and How Lucky We Have Been. Carriere GNWT, ENR	Lessons learned in invasive plant management in rural, remote regions of northern British Columbia -– the good, the bad and the ugly. Leverkus Shifting Mosaics Consulting BC
Changing Behaviour and taking action on invasive species Sherman Canadian Council on Invasive Species	Changing Behaviour - Going beyond awareness Wallin Invasive Species Council of BC
Making a difference through partnerships Wallin Invasive Species Council of BC

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Council Meeting Aganda

Forest insect pests and pathogens in the NWT: current status and trends. Olesinski NWT

Assessing the risk of Marine non-native species in the Bering Sea. Droghini Reimer et al. U. of Alaska, USGS, NOAA, ABSILCC

What are all these weird bugs: A summary of changing species interactions in the ISR. Turner, IGC Inuvik

Alberta’s Aquatic Invasive Species Program Rushcall Alberta Environment and Parks

Co-managing beavers in the Mackenzie Delta: A collaborative effort to control a very effective ecosystem engineer. Thompson et al. WMAC FJMC Inuvik

The new Canada Wildlife Health Strategy Stephen Canadian Wildlife Health Cooperative

Risk assessments to identify and mitigate risks with animal and pathogen movements. CCH

Arising pest problems in northern agriculture Seefeldt Washington State University

Searching for a winter fungus in summer habitat: monitoring for the arrival of white-nose syndrome Reimer et al. University of Alaska

What can we really do about emerging amphibian diseases? Forzàn, Cornell University, New York

Invasion and range expansion of protostrongylid nematodes in muskoxen and caribou in the changing Arctic. Kafle et al. Calgary

Yukon Interdepartmental Working Group: issues facing invasive species management in Yukon. Bennett Gov. of Yukon

NWT Pathway Analysis and How Lucky We Have Been. Carriere GNWT, ENR

Lessons learned in invasive plant management in rural, remote regions of northern British Columbia -– the good, the bad and the ugly. Leverkus Shifting Mosaics Consulting BC

Changing Behaviour and taking action on invasive species Sherman Canadian Council on Invasive Species

Changing Behaviour - Going beyond awareness Wallin Invasive Species Council of BC

Making a difference through partnerships Wallin Invasive Species Council of BC