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January 2, 2012 · 8:24 am

Commander Ben’s “An Invasive Carol” Video Featured in the iWire Invasive Species Newsletter

Wow! What a nice surprise on New Year’s Eve to receive the December 2011 issue of iWire, the monthly e-newsletter about invasive plants and pests in Texas, and to see that they featured my latest Battles with Invasive Species video, “An Invasive Carol”, as part of their newsletter.

The newsletter picture shows my Ghost of Christmas Present costume and my Texas Invasive Plant and Pest Council (TIPPC) water bottle cozy that I got at the 2011 Texas Invasive Plant and Pest Conference.

Watch my “An Invasive Carol” video and let me know which Ghost of Christmas Past, Present, or Future costume you like the best.

Thanks TexasInvasives.org! 🙂

Commander Ben signing off…

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November 14, 2011 · 2:06 am

Pests, Animals, and Pathogens Invade the Texas Invasives Database

Mr. Travis Gallo talks about his work on the iWire Texas invasives newsletter and on the new invasive species databases covering pests, animals, pathogens, and more.  Commander Ben and Mr. Gallo also share a surprising interest in the same invasive plant species.

This video is part of Commander Ben’s “Invasive Species: Secrets Revealed” series of interviews from the 2011 Texas Invasive Plant and Pest Conference.

Commander Ben signing off…

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August 1, 2011 · 2:35 am

Commander Ben featured in the Texas Invasives newsletter

Wow!  What a great honor to be featured in the July 2011 iWire Texas Invasives newsletter.

The Texas Invasives site is a great way to learn about invasive species, make and view sightings, and take action.

I’m excited to teach kids of all ages and help train the next generation of invasive hunters.

Thanks Texas Invasives!

Commander Ben signing off…

P.S. And down with invasives!

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