New Members of US Invasive Species Advisory Committee

On Friday, September 16, 2011, Secretary Ken Salazar appointed six new members, and reappointed eight current members to the seventh convening Invasive Species Advisory Committee (ISAC). NISC is pleased to present the members of the seventh convening ISAC among whom is the author of this blog: [http://www.invasivespecies.gov/home_documents/isac_class7.html]

Peter Alpert, Ph.D. University of Massachusetts Patrick Burch (New) Dow AgroSciences Earl Chilton, II, Ph.D. Texas Parks and Wildlife Department Joseph DiTomaso, Ph.D. (Reappointed) University of California, Davis Otto Doering, III, Ph.D. (Reappointed) Purdue University Susan Ellis (reappointed) California Department of Fish and Game Amy Frankmann Michigan Nursery and Landscape Association Ann Gibbs Maine Department of Agriculture (Representing National Plant Board) Bonnie Harper-Lore (New) Private Invasive Species Consultant Scott Hendrick National Conference of State Legislatures Phyllis Johnson University of North Dakota Eric Lane Colorado Department of Agriculture Susan Kedzie (New) Leech Lake Band Of Ojibwe Timothy Male Defenders of Wildlife Robert McMahon University of Texas at Arlington N. Marshall Meyers (New) Pet Industry Joint Advisory Council Edward L. Mills, Ph.D. (Reappointed) Cornell University Stephen Phillips Pacific States Marine Fisheries Commission Jamie K. Reaser, Ph.D. Congruence, LLC Kristina Serbesoff-King The Nature Conservancy Celia Smith, Ph.D. University of Hawaii David E. Starling, D.V.M. (Reapponted) Aqueterinary Services, P.C. Nathan Stone, Ph.D. (Reappointed) University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff John Peter Thompson Maryland Nursery and Landscape Association John Torgan Save the Bay Robert Van Steenwyck, Ph.D. (New) University of California, Berkeley Jennifer Vollmer, Ph.D. CPS Timberland Damon E. Waitt, Ph.D. (Reappointed) Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center University of Texas at Austin Robert H. Wiltshire (Reappointed) Invasive Species Action Network (Representing the Federation of Fly Fishers)