| Invasive Mussel Monitoring May 22nd, 2018: The new Adult Invasive Mussel Monitoring (AIMM) reporting system is ready for use. Please read the AIMM User Guide for details on how to report using Survey123. First download the Survey 123 for ArcGIS field app to your mobile device from Google Play or the Apple Store. Then download the AIMM survey using the link provided in the AIMM User Guide. Once downloaded you can use your mobile device to fill the survey form out in the field and submit it when you are back in WiFi/cell service. More details can be found on the AIMM tab of our Invasives page. |
| COSEWIC Wildlife Species Assessments May 17th, 2018: The SKCDC's species lists and HABISask have been updated to reflect the April, 2018 Committee on the Status of Endangered Wildlife in Canada (COSEWIC) assessments. | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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View summary of assessments to species in Saskatchewan
For details, refer to the Government of Canada's COSEWIC webpage and review their COSEWIC Wildlife Species Assessments (detailed version), April 2018 document. | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| New Cinquefoil in Saskatchewan May 17th, 2018: Potentilla hudsonii Ertter is a recently described species that occurs in Saskatchewan. Dr. Barbara Ertter of the University of California has been investigating the entity for some time and visited Saskatchewan in 2015 to study plants in the field. She recently published the description of this species, which she named after Saskatchewan’s own John Hudson. P. hudsonii is most morphologically similar to P. rubricaulis and P. hookeriana (see Ertter 2018 for a key) and can be found in grassland sites that have sandy, rocky or thin soils. It’s currently known Saskatchewan distribution is centered in the Saskatoon, Prince Albert and North Battleford areas (see figure). The SKCDC has ranked this species as an S2S3 tracked species. Ertter, B. 2018. Two new North American Potentilla sect. Rubricaules (Rosaceae). Phytoneuron 2018-2:1-14. | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Flowering Rush and Invasive Species Information Cards May 11th, 2018: As part of Aquatic Invasives Species Awareness Week the SKCDC- iMapInvasives program is posting a Flowering Rush Alert for the province as well as updated Invasive Species Information Cards. The confirmed report of Flowering Rush in the South Saskatchewan River has highlighted the need to raise awareness about the invasive nature of this species. | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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