Posted June 25, 2025 Have you noticed a tall, dense grass growing along the highways and shorelines in Ontario? What you may be seeing is invasive Phragmites – and once […]| Invasive Species Centre
May 23, 2025 Invasive species are regarded as the second greatest threat to global biodiversity. On May 22nd, International Day for Biological Diversity, the Invasive Species Centre is urging Canadians […] The post Biodiversity begins at home: stop the spread of invasive species on International Day for Biological Diversity appeared first on Invasive Species Centre.| Invasive Species Centre
May 13, 2025 Community members urged to report sightings and practice Clean, Drain, Dry Community members are encouraged to join the effort to protect Lake Simcoe and help manage the […] The post Boating season begins with a call to action – help the multi-partner campaign to tackle invasive water soldier in Lake Simcoe appeared first on Invasive Species Centre.| Invasive Species Centre
May 9, 2025 As gardening season begins, people in Canada are encouraged to be mindful when selecting plants and seeds, avoiding invasive options at garden centres and online. Invasive plants […] The post Pick non-invasive plants in garden stores appeared first on Invasive Species Centre.| Invasive Species Centre
April 10, 2025 Ontario residents are urged to refrain from pruning oak trees during the no-pruning season, which runs from now until November. Pruning or otherwise damaging oak trees during […] The post Protect oak trees: no pruning until November appeared first on Invasive Species Centre.| Invasive Species Centre
April 3, 2025 Recently, two red-eared sliders were surrendered to the Sault Ste. Marie Humane Society. Red-eared sliders are popular aquatic pets, but when owners can no longer care for […]| Invasive Species Centre