The 2012 EBIPM Calendar focuses on ecological principles, the science behind EBIPM which can help land managers be more successful in their efforts to manage invasive species. The principles are general rules of ecology and are the foundation of the EBIPM program. A better understanding of these principles and how they affect ecological processes will help in developing integrated management programs for invasive plants. Please let us know if we can provide further information as you plan your EBIPM program.

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Researching Cultivation History A Step-by-Step Guide to Obtaining Historical Records highlights how cultivation history can have surprisingly long-lasting impacts on vegetation, soils, and hydrology after crop production ends. These changes can influence the management decisions and treatments that are being considered. This guide is designed to help land owners, land managers, and scientists with step-by-step instructions for researching valuable cultivation history of the land on which they work.

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'Establishing a Weed Prevention Area A step-by-step user's guide' shifts the focus of weed management from reacting with expensive restoration to taking a proactive approach and more economical, prevention. This guide provides groups interested in setting up a viable prevention program in their area with the steps and resources to initiate and develop a weed prevention area.

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'A Working Ranch with an effective medusahead management program' follows the science-based management plan developed to treat an increasing infestation of medusahead, and other annual grasses, at the Circle Bar Ranch in Mitchell, Oregon

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'Ecological Principles for Invasive Plant Management' guides you through the basic, scientific principles of dealing with invasive plants so you can stop treating symptoms and start treating the true causes of invasion.

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'Applying Ecologically-Based Invasive Plant Management: An Introduction and Overview' provides a look at the step-by-step method of managing invasive weeds using science-based solutions.

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For the additional Assessment Worksheets mentioned on page 10 of Applying EBIPM, click here

Adaptive Management for Invasive Annual Grasses guides you through the necessary steps to implement adaptive management on your land.

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For the additional data sheets mentioned on page 24 of Adaptive Management, click here.

Revegetation Guidelines for the Great Basin: Considering Invasive Weeds provides an in-depth, step-by-step guide to the processes and procedures of establishing desired plant species in the Great Basin Ecosystem.

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The Weed Wheel
Start preventing the dispersal of invasive plants today!

Follow these simple instructions to create your own Weed Wheel now.
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The Weed Wheel is adapted from Fig. 2 of "A Conceptual Framework for Preventing the Spatial Dispersal of Invasive Plants" by Kirk Davies and Roger Sheley. 2007 Weed Science 55:178-184

EBIPM Resource Handbook

Contains all of our products and an additional "Supplemental Reading" CD that includes the scientific journal articles that provide the basis for the EBIPM framework, principles and management guidelines.

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The Area-wide Project Informational Brochure 

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