Comments

Anything invasive definitely needs to be dealt with. In the case of invasive wildlife I would suggest a small game licence be enough to harvest them but that the mammals need to be buried or eaten after being dispatched.

Other than the fact that the documents look like they were written/published by a 1st year university student, the meat and potatoes is there and the strategies look like good efforts to help prevent the spread and further establishment of invasive species in Ontario. Read more

I support MNRF in trying to control/limit the spread of European Water Chestnut and Water Soldier.

Please see the attached comments from The Nature Conservancy. Read more

Please find Grand Council Treaty #3's comments in the attached documents. If you would like to discuss things further please feel free to contact me. Chris Herc Environmental Monitoring Coordinator Grand Council Treaty #3, Kenora, ON Office: 807-548-4214 (EXT 216) Cell: 506-653-0807 Read more

CVC would like to submit comments on the prevention and response plans for European water chestnut and water soldier. Our comments are attached. Read more

On behalf of the Ontario Federation of Agriculture, please find attached our submission in regards to ERO 019-1163. Kindest regards, Jason Bent Director of Policy Research Ontario Federation of Agriculture Read more

Subject: ERO #019-1163 – Developing Prevention and Response Plans for European water chestnut and water soldier under the Invasive Species Act, 2015 Read more

The Invasive Species Centre (ISC) is a not-for-profit organization established by the Ontario and Canadian Governments to coordinate projects and connect stakeholders, knowledge and technology to prevent and reduce the spread of invasive species that harm Canada’s environment, economy and society. Read more