Visit Eastern Oregon Agricultural Research Center for more information on invasive plant research.

Ecologically-based invasive plant management (EBIPM)  combines state and transition models and successional management as a framework to make the best management decisions for a given landscape based on ecological principles.

How can EBIPM help you manage invasive annual grasses?

Improve rangeland health: Rangeland resources are improved by determining site specific management.  EBIPM offers solutions rather than prescriptions.

IPM that addresses the cause not the symptom:  Invasive annual grasses may be symptoms of either natural or human caused disturbances.  EBIPM addresses the causes of annual grass infestations in the effort to achieve sustainable rangeland.

Decision support: EBIPM offers you a broad array of decision support tools to get positive results for effective land management.  There are many tools to be employed as invasive infestation management is undertaken.

Step by Step process:  The EBIPM model provides a straightforward method for dealing with complex biological systems.  EBIPM is flexible and allows managers to adjust IPM. 

 



5/20/09 The EBIPM Model

 

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EBIPM Field School Date Change to:  September 16-17, 2009 - Circle Bar Ranch, Mitchell, OR  Click here for the program