Aquatic Invasive Species (AIS) Detector Workshop with U of M

ONLY OPEN TO Rice Creek Watershed District RESIDENTS. Free to attend for RCWD residents. ***Please contact Kendra Sommerfeld, a3NvbW1lcmZlbGQgfCByaWNlY3JlZWsgISBvcmc= to confirm you live in RCWD and get code to register.

The U of M is hosting an AIS Detector Certification workshop on June 6th in New Brighton (exact address provided when you register).

It's an all day workshop taught by professionals at the U of M with both invasive and native aquatic plant information. This workshop is funded by RCWD.

This course consists of two portions: a self-paced online course and a live workshop with the instructors. The self-paced online course takes approximately 8 hours to complete, followed by a one day in-person workshop.

The self-paced online content must be completed prior to the start of the live workshops. You must complete both the online content and workshop session in order to receive credit for the course and become a Certified AIS Detector.

Limited to 25 people, contact Kendra Sommerfeld, a3NvbW1lcmZlbGQgfCByaWNlY3JlZWsgISBvcmc= to register asap.

Also check out other Workshops in Arden Hills, Virtual events in Arden Hills.