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It’s time to register for the SWF CISMA Invasive Fish RoundUp, April 29th- May 1st. For more information and to register, visit: eventbrite.com/e/2022-swf-cis…

You're probably familiar with the aquatic invasive plant, water hyacinth (Eichhornia crassipes), but do you know how to identify it? 🔍 Use this post as a guide next time you think you've come across some water hyacinth! #InvasivePlants #Aquatic #FloridaInvasives

For more information and to register for the SWF CISMA 2022 Invasive Fish Round Up, please visit: eventbrite.com/e/2022-swf-cis…

It’s almost time for the 2022 SWF CISMA Invasive Fish Round Up! Check out the prize categories! Each winner will be able to select 1 prize from the table; prizes were generously donated by local sponsors (soon to be revealed!).

Registration for the 2022 Annual SWFL CISMA Invasive Species Symposium on Friday September 16th from 8 am until 5 pm is now open! eventbrite.com/e/southwest-fl…

Our Annual Invasive Species Symposium is just a week away! Don’t forget to get registered. 🐍🐟🌿🌾🌴eventbrite.com/e/southwest-fl…

There is still time to register for tomorrow’s 2022 Annual SWFL CISMA Invasive Species Symposium at Florida Gulf Coast University! Don’t miss out on this great opportunity to learn and network. eventbrite.com/e/southwest-fl…

Looking to help in the battle against invasive plants? We’ve got not one but TWO opportunities to get out and volunteer with Weed Wrangle! RSVP by Feb. 16th, 2023 to [email protected]

#DYK Mayan cichlids were first recorded in Florida Bay in 1983? This nonnative is established and abundant in south Florida. Looking to help in the battle against invasives? Join the 2023 SWFL CISMA Invasive Fish Roundup May 5-12! Bit.ly/2023CISMA

Join us for the 2023 SWFL CISMA Invasive Fish Roundup May 5-12! bit.ly/2023CISMA

Spotted tilapia are native to West Africa but were collected for the first time in 1974 in Florida. It is now widespread and abundant south of Lake Okeechobee. Help in the battle against nonnative invasive fish; Join us for our Invasive Fish Roundup! bit.ly/2023CISMA

Another nonnative fish found in southern Florida is the Oscar. This species is successful in canals running through marsh habitats & can also be found in coastal canals, ponds, and lakes. Fight invasives by joining us for the 2023 Invasive Fish Roundup! bit.ly/2023CISMA

Our 2023 SWFL CISMA Invasive Fish Roundup is just around the corner. Get registered to participate and maybe you will be taking home a prize! Visit: Bit.ly/2023CISMA

Don’t forget to register and have a shot at these prizes for this year’s Invasive Fish Roundup! For more information and to register: bit.ly/2023CISMA

Our 2023 SWFL CISMA Invasive Fish Roundup is this weekend! Are you registered? Come join the fun and help in the battle against these invaders. Bit.ly/2023CISMA

There is still time to get registered for this weekend's 2023 Invasive Fish Roundup! What are you waiting for? Join the fun and help the environment. Bit.ly/2023CISMA

It is that time of year! Please join us for the SWFL CISMA Annual Invasive Species Symposium on Friday Sept. 1. To register, visit Floridainvasives.org/southwest

The SWFL CISMA Invasive Species Symposium kicked off this morning with an update on activities from this past year. Want to get involved with SWFL CISMA? Check out the link in our bio.

It's NISAW Wednesday! Today's NISAW Webinar at 1pm CST: The Federal Interagency Committee on the Management of Noxious and Exotic Weeds. Please join us. Register here: nisaw.org/event/nisaw-we… #InvasiveSpeciesAwarenessWeek

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