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Invasive vs Native Turtles in the Okanagan
01:04
The Similkameen Valley - A Beautiful Ecosystem Worth Protecting!
01:53
How to Clean, Drain, Dry Your Watercraft
02:21
How to Remove Myrtle Spurge
01:34
"Don't Let It Loose!" - Why You Should Never Release Your Aquarium or Pets into the Wild
02:09
Burdock
01:43
Hoary Alyssum
01:37
Baby's Breath
01:54
Hound's-tongue
02:19
Eurasian Watermilfoil
02:21
Aquatic Invasive Species in a Changing Climate
02:52
What is an Aquatic Invasive Species?
06:02
Invasive Mussels: Why Care?
04:15
Monitoring for Invasive Mussels - How to Build, Deploy, and Check Substrate Monitors
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About
The Okanagan And Similkameen Invasive Species Society (OASISS) has been actively participating in prevention, detection and management of invasive plants in the Okanagan-Similkameen since 1996 (this group was formerly referred to as the South Okanagan-Similkameen Invasive Plant Society). OASISS addresses invasive species and their pathways of spread by prioritizing management areas and species through multi-stakeholder cooperative coordination. The Society is also actively involved in public education and outreach initiatives and community stewardship programs that involve on-the-ground action.
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