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RE: Brazilian waterweed at Freshwater Lagoon
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Doug Johnson
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Nov 29, 2004 16:17 PST
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Hi Andrea,
I understand the frustration. I'm CCing this thread to the CalWeedMapping
listserv. Cal-IPC's mapping committee is working on a statewide arundo map
as a pilot for compiling accessible statewide data and maps for other
species. Won't happen overnight, but we're working on it. Thanks,
Doug
At 11:57 AM 11/29/04, Andrea_W-@nps.gov wrote:
| | Meant to send this out, oh, a month ago. Got caught up in the rush...but it
does speak to our recent meeting topic.
I guess my question, in this instance and generally for a lot of our weeds,
is why isn't it on anyone's map? How can we tell how widespread a problem
is unless we tell people? I'm not trying to spray blame on anyone at all,
just trying to figure out the missing links. I obviously had no idea it was
there, which is not the best thing in the world. But from our casual
emailing, there are two other sites in the county? Will the sending it into
the lab trigger a dot on a map? Can we all fill out a quick report for our
populations--I've submitted one with the USGS' NAS database
http://nas.er.usgs.gov/plants/index.html
I don't want to be wonky, or obsessed with reporting, but data is money.
And we're the missing corner piece in California's puzzle right now.
Thanks,
Andrea Williams
Biological Science Technician (Plants)
Redwood National and State Parks
1111 Second Street
Crescent City, CA 95531
(707) 464-6101 x5281
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| To: <Andrea_W-@nps.gov>,
<wr-@vegmail.ucdavis.edu>, <dwjoh-@cal-ipc.org> |
| cc: "Lisa D Hoover" <lhoo-@fs.fed.us>,
<Andrea_-@r1.fws.gov>, "Markegard, Gary" |
| <ggmark-@ucdavis.edu>, <Jennifer-@ca.blm.gov>, "Jay
Harris" <JHAR-@parks.ca.gov>, |
| <Bob_Me-@dot.ca.gov>, <gbi-@ci.eureka.ca.gov>, "Juli
Neander" <jnea-@arcatacityhall.org>, |
| <Patricia_-@r1.fws.gov>, "Pat Britton"
<pbri-@scopac.com>, "Kyle Wear" <lay-@tidepool.com>, "Jeff |
| Dayton" <JDay-@dfg.ca.gov>, "Ed Finley"
<efin-@cdfa.ca.gov>, "Steve Schoenig" <SScho-@cdfa.ca.gov>, |
| "Glubczynski, Ann" <Ann.Glub-@co.humboldt.ca.us>,
"Agriculture Department" <dn-@co.del-norte.ca.us>, |
| "Friends of the Dunes"
<fo-@arcatanet.com>
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| Subject: RE: Brazilian waterweed at Freshwater
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Andrea,
Attached is the CDFA lab determination confirming Egeria densa. Scroll to
the bottom and look under the identifications section. This is not a new
find, and according to some of our departments long-term staff members has
been known to occur there for decades.
Jeff
Agricultural Biologist
-----Original Message-----
From: Andrea_W-@nps.gov [mailto:Andrea_W-@nps.gov]
Sent: Tuesday, October 19, 2004 4:16 PM
To: wr-@vegmail.ucdavis.edu; dwjoh-@cal-ipc.org
Cc: Lisa D Hoover; Andrea_-@r1.fws.gov; Markegard, Gary; Dolf,
Jeff; Jennifer-@ca.blm.gov; Jay Harris; Bob_Me-@dot.ca.gov;
gbi-@ci.eureka.ca.gov; Juli Neander; Patricia_-@r1.fws.gov; Pat
Britton; Kyle Wear; Jeff Dayton; Ed Finley; Steve Schoenig; Glubczynski,
Ann; Agriculture Department; Friends of the Dunes
Subject: Brazilian waterweed at Freshwater Lagoon
So...it appears we've got Egeria densa Planchon, aka Elodea densa
(Planchon) Caspary, at Freshwater Lagoon (the southern end of our park).
I'd like to get this confirmed, especially since it's a big range extension
of a Cal-IPC A-2 from San Joaquin/Sacramento, get some signage up, and look
at our options. And let you all know.
Joe, Doug, Jeff or Steve: where can I send this, and are there sign
templates in existence to educate and reduce spread? Is it know to be a big
problem in our colder climes?
Bob, I don't know who "owns" the culvert under the highway and cleans it
out, or would know if it is (or is in danger of) getting clogged, but we
should probably talk.
On it,
Andrea Williams
Biological Science Technician (Plants)
Redwood National and State Parks
1111 Second Street
Crescent City, CA 95531
(707) 464-6101 x5281
(See attached file: pdr_email_view.htm)
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Doug Johnson, Executive Director
California Invasive Plant Council
1442-A Walnut Street, #462
Berkeley, CA 94709
ph: (510) 843-3902
fax: (510) 217-3500
email: dwjoh-@cal-ipc.org
web: www.Cal-IPC.org
Protecting California wildlands
from invasive plants through
research, restoration, and education.
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Hi Andrea,<br><br>
I understand the frustration. I'm CCing this thread to the CalWeedMapping
listserv. Cal-IPC's mapping committee is working on a statewide arundo
map as a pilot for compiling accessible statewide data and maps for other
species. Won't happen overnight, but we're working on it.
Thanks,<br><br>
Doug<br><br>
At 11:57 AM 11/29/04, Andrea_W-@nps.gov wrote:<br>
<blockquote type=cite class=cite cite>Meant to send this out, oh, a month
ago. Got caught up in the rush...but it<br>
does speak to our recent meeting topic.<br>
I guess my question, in this instance and generally for a lot of our
weeds,<br>
is why isn't it on anyone's map? How can we tell how widespread a
problem<br>
is unless we tell people? I'm not trying to spray blame on anyone at
all,<br>
just trying to figure out the missing links. I obviously had no idea it
was<br>
there, which is not the best thing in the world. But from our
casual<br>
emailing, there are two other sites in the county? Will the sending it
into<br>
the lab trigger a dot on a map? Can we all fill out a quick report for
our<br>
populations--I've submitted one with the USGS' NAS database<br>
<a href="http://nas.er.usgs.gov/plants/index.html" eudora="autourl">http://nas.er.usgs.gov/plants/index.html</a><br>
I don't want to be wonky, or obsessed with reporting, but data is
money.<br>
And we're the missing corner piece in California's puzzle right
now.<br>
Thanks,<br>
Andrea Williams<br>
Biological Science Technician (Plants)<br>
Redwood National and State Parks<br>
1111 Second Street<br>
Crescent City, CA 95531<br>
(707) 464-6101 x5281<br><br>
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Jeff" |<br>
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To: <Andrea_W-@nps.gov>,
<wr-@vegmail.ucdavis.edu>,
<dwjoh-@cal-ipc.org>
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cc: "Lisa D Hoover"
<lhoo-@fs.fed.us>, <Andrea_-@r1.fws.gov>,
"Markegard,
Gary"
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<ggmark-@ucdavis.edu>, <Jennifer-@ca.blm.gov>,
"Jay Harris"
<JHAR-@parks.ca.gov>,
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<Bob_Me-@dot.ca.gov>, <gbi-@ci.eureka.ca.gov>,
"Juli Neander"
<jnea-@arcatacityhall.org>,
|<br>
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<Patricia_-@r1.fws.gov>, "Pat Britton"
<pbri-@scopac.com>, "Kyle Wear"
<lay-@tidepool.com>, "Jeff |<br>
| Dayton"
<JDay-@dfg.ca.gov>, "Ed Finley"
<efin-@cdfa.ca.gov>, "Steve Schoenig"
<SScho-@cdfa.ca.gov>, |<br>
| "Glubczynski,
Ann" <Ann.Glub-@co.humboldt.ca.us>, "Agriculture
Department" <dn-@co.del-norte.ca.us>,
|<br>
| "Friends of the
Dunes"
<fo-@arcatanet.com>
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| Subject: RE: Brazilian
waterweed at Freshwater
Lagoon
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<br>
Andrea,<br>
Attached is the CDFA lab determination confirming Egeria densa. Scroll
to<br>
the bottom and look under the identifications section. This is not a
new<br>
find, and according to some of our departments long-term staff members
has<br>
been known to occur there for decades.<br>
Jeff<br>
Agricultural Biologist<br><br>
<br><br>
<br>
-----Original Message-----<br>
From: Andrea_W-@nps.gov
[<a href="mailto:Andrea_W-@nps.gov" eudora="autourl">mailto:Andrea_W-@nps.gov</a>]<br>
Sent: Tuesday, October 19, 2004 4:16 PM<br>
To: wr-@vegmail.ucdavis.edu; dwjoh-@cal-ipc.org<br>
Cc: Lisa D Hoover; Andrea_-@r1.fws.gov; Markegard, Gary;
Dolf,<br>
Jeff; Jennifer-@ca.blm.gov; Jay Harris;
Bob_Me-@dot.ca.gov;<br>
gbi-@ci.eureka.ca.gov; Juli Neander; Patricia_-@r1.fws.gov;
Pat<br>
Britton; Kyle Wear; Jeff Dayton; Ed Finley; Steve Schoenig;
Glubczynski,<br>
Ann; Agriculture Department; Friends of the Dunes<br>
Subject: Brazilian waterweed at Freshwater Lagoon<br><br>
<br>
So...it appears we've got Egeria densa Planchon, aka Elodea densa<br>
(Planchon) Caspary, at Freshwater Lagoon (the southern end of our
park).<br>
I'd like to get this confirmed, especially since it's a big range
extension<br>
of a Cal-IPC A-2 from San Joaquin/Sacramento, get some signage up, and
look<br>
at our options. And let you all know.<br>
Joe, Doug, Jeff or Steve: where can I send this, and are there sign<br>
templates in existence to educate and reduce spread? Is it know to be a
big<br>
problem in our colder climes?<br>
Bob, I don't know who "owns" the culvert under the highway and
cleans it<br>
out, or would know if it is (or is in danger of) getting clogged, but
we<br>
should probably talk.<br>
On it,<br>
Andrea Williams<br>
Biological Science Technician (Plants)<br>
Redwood National and State Parks<br>
1111 Second Street<br>
Crescent City, CA 95531<br>
(707) 464-6101 x5281<br><br>
(See attached file: pdr_email_view.htm)</blockquote>
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<font size=2><b>.................................................................<br>
</b> <b>Doug Johnson, Executive Director<br>
</b> <b> California Invasive Plant Council<br>
</b></font><font size=1> 1442-A Walnut Street, #462<br>
Berkeley, CA 94709<br><br>
<b> ph:</b> (510) 843-3902<br>
<b> fax:</b> (510) 217-3500 <br>
<b>email:</b> dwjoh-@cal-ipc.org<br>
<b>web:</b>
<a href="http://www.cal-ipc.org/" eudora="autourl">www.Cal-IPC.org<br><br>
</a> Protecting California wildlands <br>
from invasive plants through<br>
research, restoration, and education.<br><br>
<br>
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