Proposals & Abstracts

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Call for Presentations

For the 2024 conference, presenters will have the attention of all conference attendees – no concurrent sessions will be held. Requests for proposals including Outdoor Equipment Demonstrations, General Session Oral Presentations and Poster Presentations are welcomed for consideration.

The Call for Oral Presentations has CLOSED.
We are currently accepting submissions for posters and equipment demonstrations.

Presentation Topics for Consideration:

Invasive Species Project Failures and What You Learned
Pollinators and Habitat Management
Herbicides, looking at them from both sides
Where Does Installation of Native Plant Material Fit Into the Restoration Scheme
Management of Invasive Species in Sensitive Areas
Managing Behaviors in Invasive Species Management
Specific Invasive Species Control Applications
Use of Innovative Tools and Equipment for on the Ground Invasive Species Management
Using Drones to Manage Invasive Species
State Specific Talks Related to Invasive Species Management
Developing and Implementing a Weed Wrangle
Weed Control Projects or Research From Diverse Habitats
Mapping using UAVs
Coordinating Volunteers and Communicating With the Public
Management of Key Invasives: Success Stories and Progress Reports

Types of Proposals

Outdoor Equipment Demonstrations
General Session Oral Presentations (Submission Window has Closed.)
Poster Presentations

General Sessions

Oral Presentations will be 15-45 minutes long with 5-10 minutes for discussion and questions. Presentations will be included in a relevant general oral session, or in an organized oral session if appropriate. (Submission Window has Closed.)
Poster Presentations will occur during a poster session. We ask that you be present during the session to present your poster and answer questions. Posters should be no larger than 4×4 ft.
Outdoor Equipment Demonstrations If you are interested in offering an equipment demonstration, please contact Steven Manning at steve@ipc.us.com.

Note to Students: We encourage student submissions. Students who want to present at the conference should submit their abstract according to the outlines on this page.

Abstract Submissions

Oral Presentations & Poster Presentations

Abstracts must be submitted for each presentation. Abstracts must be submitted electronically to Steven Manning at steve@ipc.us.com.
Your email must include the document in the correct Abstract format, described to the right, with this subject line:

Abstract Format for Papers & Posters

Each submitted abstract must include the following. Document should be created in Microsoft Word, using one-inch margins, Times New Roman, 10 pt. font. Single space the abstract and separate each section with a single line space.

Title of Presentation
Author - Name • Title
Contact Information - Email • Telephone • Address
Abstract
Brief Description
Speaker Bio