NRIPC 2016 Conference Flier

4th Northern Rockies Invasive Plants Council
Conference
October 17-20, 2016 - Boise, ID
Please save the date!
Plan to join us October 17-20, 2016 at the Boise Centre in Boise, ID for the 4th Northern Rockies Invasive
Plants Council Conference. This four day conference will feature presentations on the latest developments in
invasive plant research and provide ample opportunity for managers and researchers to engage and identify creative new approaches to managing invasions. Join the discussion of possibilities and problems specific to the management of invasive plants in natural areas, and perhaps more importantly, contribute to solutions!
National and International Participation
Conference participation and information is not limited to the Northern Rockies or the USA. We strongly
encourage colleagues from all regions and continents to join us and present. Our previous three meetings were
each attended by over 200 inspired land managers and researchers!
Venue
Boise is Idaho’s capital city located in the Treasure Valley and is home to ~214,000 metropolitan residents.
The Boise region offers a variety of entertainment and outdoor recreation for all ages.
The Boise Centre meeting complex is conveniently located in the heart of downtown Boise within walking
distance to over 100 different restaurants. http://www.boisecentre.com. Boise downtown is a cultural center
with a vibrant night life. Enjoy a pleasant stroll on the scenic 25-mile Boise River Greenbelt which flows through
the heart of the city.
Travel
Fly: The Boise Airport (BOI) is ten minutes from downtown and offers non-stop or one-stop access from many
major U.S. and Canadian cities. Free airport shuttle service is available from the conference hotels.
Drive: The Boise Centre is easily accessible by automobile. http://boisecentre.com/directions
More Information to Follow at a Later Date
Please save the date, and in the meantime we will be working hard to arrange more detailed information
(including submission guidelines and registration information). Please also refer to the NRIPC conference
webpage at http://www.nripc.org.
We are looking forward to arranging a stimulating conference and hope that you will participate. In case you
have questions, please don’t hesitate to contact [email protected].
The Northern Rockies Invasive Plants Council (NRIPC) was established in
2008 to support the management of invasive exotic plants in the northern
Rocky Mountain states by providing a forum for the exchange of scientific,
educational and technical information.
NRIPC Board Officers:
Jane Mangold, President - Montana State University
Mark Schwärzlander - Vice President - University of Idaho
Bryce Chirstiaens, Treasurer - Missoula County (MT) Weed District
Nancy Pieropan, Secretary - Fremont County (WY) Weed & Pest