21st Annual Invasive Species Conference
ENLC and Tri-County Weed Control will host the 21st Annual conference in Ely, Nevada, January 2027. Details are coming soon.
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Eastern Nevada Landscape Coalition and Tri-County Weed Control will host the 21st Annual Invasive Species Conference in January 2027 in Ely, Nevada.
2027 will mark the 21st time we have brought together land managers, researchers, ranchers, agency partners, and conservation enthusiasts for this event.
Details on the date, agenda, and registration are coming soon. Sign up for conference updates to be the first to know.
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ENLC and Tri-County Weed Control hosted the 20th Annual Invasive Species Conference (formerly the Winter Weeds Conference) on January 14 and 15, 2026, at the Bristlecone Convention Center in Ely, Nevada.
74 people attended from four states, traveling about 17,050 round-trip miles to be there. Presenters covered invasive weeds management, wildfire land restoration, and bio-control agents.
Attendees earned 285 Continuing Education Units (CEUs), and 6 people signed up for the pesticide applicator certification exam, administered by the Nevada Department of Agriculture.
UNR Extension's Living with Fire Program held a panel discussion, and JT's Steakhouse catered a dinner buffet alongside the Cattlemen's Association Update meeting.
Sponsor This Year's Conference
The Invasive Species Conference runs on community support. At the 20th Annual Conference, the Bureau of Land Management and U.S. Forest Service provided grant funding through ENLC, and White Pine Tourism and Recreation and the White Pine Chamber of Commerce helped make the event possible.
Interested in sponsoring the 21st Annual Conference? Contact us to learn about sponsorship opportunities.
Contact Us About SponsorshipSponsors Named Above
- Bureau of Land Management
- U.S. Forest Service
- White Pine Tourism and Recreation
- White Pine Chamber of Commerce
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