Registration for Protecting Goose Bay Watershed from Invasive Species Workshop Survey

1.Please share your basic information

Name:

Phone Number:

Email:

Affiliation: (Organization, Agency, or landowner):

2.Which of the following best describes your interest in invasive species management? (check all that apply)

I am a waterfront property owner interested in managing aquatic invasive species

I am a landowner interested in managing terrestrial (land based) invasive species

I am a recreational user in the area interested in learning how to prevent the spread of invasive species

I am interested in learning more and teaching others about invasive species

3.How familiar are you with invasive species and their impacts in the Goose Bay Watershed area?

Not at all

A little

Have good knowledge, but limited experience

Very knowledgeable and experienced

5.Which invasives species above would you most like to learn more about? (Include any named above or not named)

6.What type of control methods for aquatic invasive plants are you familiar with? (check all that apply)

7.What types of control methods would you like to learn more about?

8.Are you familiar with ImapInvasives mobile application, and do you have the following to participate in monitoring invasive species (check all that apply):

I have a smart phone

I can download Imapinvasives on the google play or app store

I have an existing account or can request an account

I am not familiar with the app and do not have capability to participate

9.Would you be interested in attending a future workshop in the spring or summer?

I am interested in attending a future workshop in the spring

I am interested in attending a future workshop in the summer

10.Which topic for a future workshop would interest you most?

Identifying and managing invasive terrestrial plants (such as japanese knotweed, honeysuckle, phragmites, and/or buckthorn)

Invasive forest pests (such as Emerald Ash Borer and Hemlock Wooly Adelgid) and how I can help strengthen early detection and management

Threats to the Goose Bay Watershed (such as pollution and habitat loss) and how I can help to reduce these threats

Native ecology, habitats, and protecting important species in the watershed

Local organizations (such as Save the River, Thousand Islands Land Trust, and Goose Bay Reclamation Corps) and how to get involved with what they do.

I am not interested/available to attend a workshop

I am interested in a workshop on a different topic (please share in comment box at the end)

Additional Comments about invasive species, other watershed issues, and workshop ideas

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