Invasive Species Impacts and New Invasive Species

Invasive Species Impacts and New Species to be On the Lookout For – with Shikha Singh

Join us to discuss the negative impacts related to invasive species, learn about some species to keep an eye out for, and steps to prevent their spread to new areas.

Shikha Singh is the coordinator for the  JLW CISMA (Jackson Lenawee Washtenaw Cooperative Invasive Species Management Area). She has a BSc. in Biology from University of Western Ontario, and her master’s and PhD at Michigan State University from the Dept.  of Fisheries and Wildlife.  She has been working on Great Lakes environmental issues for the 19+ years in the fields of water conservation and invasion biology. She works to assist residents and partners in identifying invasive species, providing management information, and how to prevent their spread to new areas.   She also gives talks on strategies to increase accessibility and participation related to natural resources outreach and education.  Outside of work, Shikha also enjoys nature photography, cooking and playing soccer.  

Presentation begins at 6 p.m. at the Dahlem Center, 7117 South Jackson Rd.

Reserve your seat – Registration fee: $5 per adult.  Get a discount if you register for all five programs in the series – $20 total per adult for all five programs! Registration form below.

This adult program is part of the Conservation Lecture Series presented by Jackson Conservation District and Dahlem Conservancy.