E-mail, List Servers, Threaded Discussion Groups Related to Noxious Weeds and Weed Control
http://tncweeds.ucdavis.edu/listserv.html - TNC
http://www.nps.gov/plants/alien/moreinfo.htm#listserv - Other Links
Weeds on the Web Listserv
The Nature Conservancy's Invasive Species Initiative - Global Invasive Species Initiative listserves.
The Nature Conservancy's Global Invasive Species Initiative maintains an invasive species listserve for people (not just TNC staff) who are working in any aspect of invasive species issues. If you wish to join our invasive species listserve, contact Barry Rice at bamrice@ucdavis.edu. Tell Barry the following information, and he'll sign you up:
1)Your name;
2)The state & country you wish to be identified with (i.e. where do you do most of your work?);
3)Are you a TNC employee (not a requirement for participating in the listserve).
Our listserve is moderated to stay relevant. Unrelated or off-topic postings, however interesting, should be sent to the "aliens listserve" maintained by the IUCN (to join that listserve, send the message "subscribe Aliens-l" to listadmin@indaba.iucn.org).
APHIS: http://www.aphis.usda.gov/ppq/weeds/subscribe.htm
Noxious Weeds Listserver - U.S. Department of Agriculture, Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service (APHIS)
APHIS hopes that this forum will encourage idea sharing on noxious weeds (or other invasive plants) that impact U.S. agriculture. We hope to hear from weed specialists, the nursery industry, environmental and natural resources organizations, agronomists, farmers, scientists in academia and the government sector, and regulatory officials in the plant health arena Likewise, APHIS employees are encouraged to post to the list. Finally, and perhaps most important, APHIS views this mailing list as a way to share information about noxious weeds with the general public.
Alien Plant Working Group Discussion Via E-mail
APWG now has an automated e-mail list provided by Envirolink. This list will serve to discuss APWG projects and promote relevant invasive plant discussion. You must be subscribed to the list in order to "post," or send a message out to all the subscribers. Anyone is allowed to subscribe to the group. If you know of someone else who would be interested, feel free to tell them about the list. There is also a main list for general Plant Conservation Alliance announcements and discussions (click here for more information) and a list for the Medicinal Plant Working Group (click here for more information).
How to subscribe to the list:
Send an e-mail to listproc@envirolink.org with the following information in the body of the message (not the subject):
SUBSCRIBE APWG-LIST Jane Doe
(replacing Jane Doe with your own name)
You will then receive an e-mail confirmation of your subscription along with instructions on how to use the list.
How to post a message to the list:
Compose the title and body of your message like usual and send it to apwg-list@envirolink.org (the list address). The message will be reviewed and redistributed to all subscribers as a bcc (blind carbon copy). Please remember to limit the subject matter of your post to things that pertain to invasive plants. Attached files should not be posted.
How to unsubscribe from the list:
Send an e-mail from the address that you used to subscribe to the list orignally to listproc@envirolink.org with the following information in the body of the message (not the
subject):
UNSUBSCRIBE APWG-LIST
You will then receive an e-mail confirmation of your removal from the list.
If you have questions about the automated list, e-mail the PCA at plant@plantconservation.org.
Plant Conservation Alliance Announcements and Discussion via E-mail
How to subscribe to the list:
Send an e-mail to listproc@envirolink.org with the following information in the body of the message (not the subject):
SUBSCRIBE NATIVE-PLANTS Jane Doe
(replacing Jane Doe with your own name)
You will then receive an e-mail confirmation of your subscription along with instructions on how to use the list.
IUCN Invasive Species Specialist Group - Alien Species List Server
To subscribe:
Send message to majordomo@ns.planet.gen.nz
In the body of the message (not on the subject line), type: "subscribe
aliens-l" on the next line, type "end"
weed-studies (UK)
The list is for researchers, academics and others working in the field of weed science. It provides a forum for discussion of all aspects of weed research and the dissemination of information on conferences, workshops, new publications and opportunities for collaboration.
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