Southeastern Wisconsin Invasive Species Consortium Annual Educational Symposium 2026
An annual educational symposium on invasive species and their effects on native insect communities.
Havenwoods Environmental Awareness Center, Milwaukee
- Date
- November 10, 2026
- Venue
- Havenwoods Environmental Awareness Center, Milwaukee
TL;DR
- The symposium is scheduled for November 10, 2026, at Havenwoods Environmental Awareness Center in Milwaukee.
- The published program features Dan Salas discussing how invasive plants affect the ecological resources and relationships that support native insects.
- An award recognizing volunteer contributions to invasive-species prevention and control is also planned.
Source: sewisc.org/resources/symposium/2025-annual-educational-symposium
About
The 2026 program examines the effects invasive plants can have on native insect communities, with Dan Salas listed to speak on the topic. The organizer also identifies November 10 as the symposium date and the Havenwoods Environmental Awareness Center as its Milwaukee venue.
Who you'll find in the room
pollinators
native insects
West Virginia White butterfly
Monarch butterflies
volunteers
Featured speakers
1 listedDan Salas
Senior Ecologist · Energy Resources Center - University of Illinois Chicago
Partners on record
11 listedVenue & travel
Venue
Havenwoods Environmental Awareness CenterQuestions people ask
4 answeredThe symposium is scheduled for November 10, 2026.
The symposium takes place at Havenwoods Environmental Awareness Center in Milwaukee.
It is most useful for land managers, restoration contractors and conservation volunteers in southeast Wisconsin, since the featured talk by Dan Salas of the University of Illinois Chicago covers how invasive plants affect native insect communities, and the sponsors are largely restoration and wetland service firms such as Heartland Ecological Group and Thompson & Associates Wetland Services. Researchers or managers working outside the region will find it narrower in scope than a national invasive species meeting, though it suits local volunteers, given the Sweat Equity Award presented there for regional volunteer work.
Attendees at regional conservation and ecology symposiums usually wear casual or business casual clothing, such as slacks or jeans with a sweater or fleece, which suits a Milwaukee nature center venue in November.
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