Stock Your Pond With Fish Fingerlings!
Our 2010 Fish Fingerling Sale is slated for October 30, 2010! Stock your pond with a variety of fish, including:
- Brown, Rainbow, or Brook Trout
- Large-mouth Bass
- Bluegill
- Channel Catfish
- Fathead Minnows
- Pond Shiner Minnows
We will also be selling bales of Barley Straw and Wood Duck Boxes to maintain good pond health and attracting wildlife.
ORDERS WILL BE DUE BY WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 13 2010.
The 2010 program information and order form, as well as an application for liberation permit, are AVAILABLE NOW! To request information by mail, click here or call (860) 875-3881.
Everyone who orders fish must also fill out the CT DEP Fish Liberation Permit Application and SUBMIT IT ALONG WITH THE ORDER FORM. This year the DEP is allowing the NCCD fax the applications, eliminating the need for your original signature on the form. This will simplify and expediate the application process.
Download the 2010 Fish Fingerling Sale Order Form
Download the CT DEP Fish Liberation Permit Application
INVASIVE PLANT SYMPOSIUM
Co-Sponsored by the Connecticut Invasive Plants Working Group and the North Central Conservation District
Thursday, October 14 2010
University of Connecticut, Storrs CT
Challenges and Successes: Working Cooperatively to Manage Invasive Plants
8:00am - 4:00pm
All who are interested in invasive plant issues are invited to attend. This symposium seeks to draw together municipal staff (parks and recreation, public works, inland wetlands/conservation commissions), nursery, tree and landscape professionals, educators, students, landscape architects, gardening enthusiasts, state and federal employees, and members of conservation organizations and the public into a discussion of the challenges presented by invasive plants and how we can promote natives by managing invasives.
The Keynote Speaker will be Dr. Bernd Blossey, Associate Professor from Cornell University. Dr. Blossey’s presentation is entitled, “The power of choice: new frontiers in invasive plant management and conservation.”
For program and registration information, visit www.hort.uconn.edu/cipwg or call (860) 486 - 6448
Registration Fees (includes parking, information packet, lunch, and other refreshments):
- $40 if postmarked by September 18
- $55 for late registration (postmarked after September 18 or for walk-in registrations)
- $25 for Students at all times (bring student ID)
CONTINUING EDUCATION: Pesticide Recertification Credits and a variety of other continuing education credits will be offered (see website)
RELATED LINKS
Program and Registration
Registration
Speakers and Presentation Titles
Detailed Flyer
Call for Posters
CEU's
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