Publications & Downloads

Manuals/Handbooks
Pamphlets
Educational
Posters
Biological Control Agent Handling Matrix

Module 1.9 Biological Treatment and Monitoring

Manuals/Handbooks

• Field Guide to the Biological Control of Weeds in British Columbia - Land Management Handbook Number 27, Ministry of Forests

• Field Guide to Noxious and Other Selected Weeds of British Columbia - Ministry of Agriculture and Food, Ministry of Forests

Pamphlets

• Knotweed - Forest Practices Branch, Ministry of Forests (pdf 594KB)

• Key to identification of Invasive Knotweeds in British Columbia - Forest Practices Branch, Ministry of Forests (pdf 904KB)
  
• Key to Identification of Invasive and native Hawkweeds (Hieracium spp.) in the pacific Northwest - Forest Practices Branch, Ministry of Forests (pdf 4216KB)
  
  
• Controlling Weeds Using Biological Control Methods - Forest Practices Branch, Ministry of Forests
• Gorse: The Spiny Competitor - Forest Practices Branch, Ministry of Forests

• Broom: Putting it in Its Place - Forest Practices Branch, Ministry of Forests

• Marsh Thistle: Beware This Alien Weed - Forest Practices Branch, Ministry of Forests (pdf 2,873KB)

• Biological Weed Control - Range, Ministry of Forests (pdf 515KB)

• Noxious Weeds - Range, Ministry of Forests (pdf 485KB)

• Dalmatian Toadflax - Range, Ministry of Forests (pdf 349KB)

• Ecosystems Destroyed - Cranbrook Forest District (pdf 1.35MB)

Educational

• Bionic Bob to the Rescue Children's colouring/activity book - Ministry of Forests 

• Knowing about Knapweed Colouring book - Cariboo Regional District

Posters

• Alien Invaders: issued March 1999 - Forest Practices Branch

• Shattering the Environment: issued March 2000 - Forest Practices Branch

• Explosion in Slow Motion: issued March 2000 - Forest Practices Branch

For more information and/or to request hard copies of any extension materials, please contact Marsha DeWolf, Biocontrol Technician. For specific information regarding biological control or the production of these extension materials, please contact Susan Turner, Invasive Plant Biocontrol Specialist.