Plant ID, Site Assessment & Management Projects Field Demo - MODULEF
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This module is the third part of the newly designed URI Invasive Plant Management Trainings.
This Module F: Plant ID, Site Assessment & Management Projects Field Demo will be open to registrants on October 9, 2026.
This Module F is a 2.5-hour field walkabout at Canonchet Farm on invasive and native plant identification and approaches to management with a field botanist; a showcase of long-term and current invasive plant management control projects led by volunteer project managers. Participants can select 9 am - 11:30 am OR 12:30 pm- 3 pm (as space allows).
The 2026 Invasive Plant Management Trainings have undergone a facelift, and now include four modules that participants can select based on their learning goals. Modules may be taken individually or in select pairings by professionals, land managers, homeowners, and others interested in protecting Rhode Island’s natural resources. Participants seeking certification as a Rhode Island Invasive Plant Manager must register for and complete Modules A, B, and C. Those who are not seeking certification or who work outside the coastal zone are welcome to attend any module that interests them.
For more information about this module or the entire series, please visit uri.edu/coopext/programs/land/ipmcp
This Module F: Plant ID, Site Assessment & Management Projects Field Demo will be open to registrants on October 9, 2026.
This Module F is a 2.5-hour field walkabout at Canonchet Farm on invasive and native plant identification and approaches to management with a field botanist; a showcase of long-term and current invasive plant management control projects led by volunteer project managers. Participants can select 9 am - 11:30 am OR 12:30 pm- 3 pm (as space allows).
The 2026 Invasive Plant Management Trainings have undergone a facelift, and now include four modules that participants can select based on their learning goals. Modules may be taken individually or in select pairings by professionals, land managers, homeowners, and others interested in protecting Rhode Island’s natural resources. Participants seeking certification as a Rhode Island Invasive Plant Manager must register for and complete Modules A, B, and C. Those who are not seeking certification or who work outside the coastal zone are welcome to attend any module that interests them.
For more information about this module or the entire series, please visit uri.edu/coopext/programs/land/ipmcp
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Canonchet Farm, 28 Boston Neck Rd, Narragansett, RI 02882-3145, United States
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