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New Jersey Strike Team |
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| この情報はストアのものより古い可能性がございます。 | ||||
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価格 | 無料 | ダウンロード |
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| ｼﾞｬﾝﾙ | 辞書／辞典／その他 | |||
サイズ | 301.8MB (ダウンロードにWIFIが必要) | |||
| 開発者 | Charles T. Bargeron | |||
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| ﾘﾘｰｽ日 | 2014-03-22 07:46:41 | 評価 | 評価が取得できませんでした。 | |
| 互換性 | iOS 10.0以降が必要です。 iPhone、iPad および iPod touch 対応。 | |||
Our Mission
We work to prevent the spread of emerging invasive species across New Jersey. We do this by harnessing
the stewardship potential of public and private land stewards to search for emerging invasive species, map locations where populations are detected and eradicate the invasive species that we find. We administer a data clearinghouse, prepare an annual catalog of invasive species present in and around our state, prioritize problem species, provide training for land stewards and property
owners, coordinate detection and eradication programs and share our experience with the public.
We have a small window of opportunity to stop the spread of an invasive species once it arrives in the Garden State. We utilize a methodology known as Early Detection and Rapid Response (ED/RR). ED/RR, which is recognized worldwide, requires a centralized organizing entity to coordinate the activities of public and private environmental stewards and other stakeholders. Our Strike Team, which was created in 2011 and is recognized as a non‐profit charitable organization by the IRS, provides this service and is the only entity specifically working to protect our state's natural heritage and economy from
the threats posed by invasive species.
Our Methods
Mapping, Data Analysis & Reporting: All data we gather is uploaded into our comprehensive database where it is mapped, analyzed & shared through our web site. We continually assess distribution & densities of target species, identify sources & trends of emerging infestations in order to preempt their spread, & provide alerts about species found in the mid‐Atlantic & New England in order to prevent their proliferation into New Jersey.
Outreach: Activities occur on many fronts & we tailor our message to each audience. Volunteer Ambassadors represent the Strike Team with a table‐top display at community events, we host invasive plant buy‐backs where citizens trade an invasive plant they dug from their garden for a coupon from a local nursery to replace it with a non‐invasive plant (we encourage voluntary restrictions on the use of invasive plants & hope that by addressing both the supply & demand for them, we will make significant progress in reducing their presence in cultivated landscapes), & we present programs to groups such as property managers, elected officials, garden clubs & civic associations. Our work with property managers & elected officials is designed to encourage & facilitate invasive species management. Public programs focus more on personal responsibility ‐‐ for example, we promote the use of native plants, encourage boaters & anglers to clean their equipment to stop the spread of aquatic hitchhikers & help trail enthusiasts understand how their boots can transport invasive plant seeds.
Training: We conduct both classroom & field sessions to teach participants to identify targeted species, properly record data about populations they detect & safely initiate control/eradication efforts.
Searching (Early Detection) & Eradication (Rapid Response): Our fundamental approach to the control of emerging invasive species involves harnessing the stewardship potential of public & private land stewards. Once a site has been searched, eradication activities are planned, taking into consideration the best management practices in place for each invasive species being targeted. When eradication is not fully possible, we work to contain the populations of each target species so that they will not spread.
更新履歴
This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon.
Minor Improvements
We work to prevent the spread of emerging invasive species across New Jersey. We do this by harnessing
the stewardship potential of public and private land stewards to search for emerging invasive species, map locations where populations are detected and eradicate the invasive species that we find. We administer a data clearinghouse, prepare an annual catalog of invasive species present in and around our state, prioritize problem species, provide training for land stewards and property
owners, coordinate detection and eradication programs and share our experience with the public.
We have a small window of opportunity to stop the spread of an invasive species once it arrives in the Garden State. We utilize a methodology known as Early Detection and Rapid Response (ED/RR). ED/RR, which is recognized worldwide, requires a centralized organizing entity to coordinate the activities of public and private environmental stewards and other stakeholders. Our Strike Team, which was created in 2011 and is recognized as a non‐profit charitable organization by the IRS, provides this service and is the only entity specifically working to protect our state's natural heritage and economy from
the threats posed by invasive species.
Our Methods
Mapping, Data Analysis & Reporting: All data we gather is uploaded into our comprehensive database where it is mapped, analyzed & shared through our web site. We continually assess distribution & densities of target species, identify sources & trends of emerging infestations in order to preempt their spread, & provide alerts about species found in the mid‐Atlantic & New England in order to prevent their proliferation into New Jersey.
Outreach: Activities occur on many fronts & we tailor our message to each audience. Volunteer Ambassadors represent the Strike Team with a table‐top display at community events, we host invasive plant buy‐backs where citizens trade an invasive plant they dug from their garden for a coupon from a local nursery to replace it with a non‐invasive plant (we encourage voluntary restrictions on the use of invasive plants & hope that by addressing both the supply & demand for them, we will make significant progress in reducing their presence in cultivated landscapes), & we present programs to groups such as property managers, elected officials, garden clubs & civic associations. Our work with property managers & elected officials is designed to encourage & facilitate invasive species management. Public programs focus more on personal responsibility ‐‐ for example, we promote the use of native plants, encourage boaters & anglers to clean their equipment to stop the spread of aquatic hitchhikers & help trail enthusiasts understand how their boots can transport invasive plant seeds.
Training: We conduct both classroom & field sessions to teach participants to identify targeted species, properly record data about populations they detect & safely initiate control/eradication efforts.
Searching (Early Detection) & Eradication (Rapid Response): Our fundamental approach to the control of emerging invasive species involves harnessing the stewardship potential of public & private land stewards. Once a site has been searched, eradication activities are planned, taking into consideration the best management practices in place for each invasive species being targeted. When eradication is not fully possible, we work to contain the populations of each target species so that they will not spread.
更新履歴
This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon.
Minor Improvements
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