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Invasive Species Control & Management

in the St. Lawrence-Eastern Lake Ontario PRISM of New York

Partners in the SLELO Region

SLELO PRISM is a collaborative effort between numerous principal and cooperating partners throughout the area. Some of these partners include:

  • New York State Dept. of Environmental Conservation, Regions 6 & 7
  • New York State Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation (1000 Islands Region & Central Region)
  • New York State Department of Transportation, Region 7
  • New York Sea Grant
  • United States Department of AgricultureNatural Resources Conservation Service
  • Cornell Cooperative Extension
  • The Nature Conservancy
  • Ducks Unlimited
  • Lake Bonaparte Conservation Club, Inc.
  • Jefferson County Soil & Water Conservation District
  • Oswego County Soil & Water Conservation District
  • Fort Drum Military Installation
  • Tug Hill Tomorrow Land Trust
  • Tug Hill Commission
  • Lewis County Soil & Water Conservation District
  • St. Lawrence Save The River
  • Audubon
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  • DOWNLOADS

    St. Lawrence-Eastern Lake Ontario PRISM brochure

    "SLELO Framework" Presentation

    "An Introduction To The SLELO-PRISM"

    Pale Swallow-wort Fact Sheet (Cornell Coop. Extension & The Nature Conservancy)

    Swallow-wort Management Suggestions for Central & Northern New York

    The Swallow-Worts (article by Fran Lawlor in The New York Forest Owner)

    Fort Drum Invasive Species Management Fact Sheet

    The Invasive Species Handbook: A guide to invasive plants in the Tug Hill Region

    Giant Hogweed Poster

  • WHAT IS AN INVASIVE SPECIES?

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    An invasive species is one that is non-native to the ecosystem under consideration and whose introduction causes or is likely to cause economic or environmental harm or harm to human health.

    Learn about the invasive species problem in New York

  • CONTACTS

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    Rob Williams
    SLELO PRISM Coordinator
    The Nature Conservancy
    (315) 387-3600


    Other SLELO Counties:

    Jefferson County
    (315) 788-8450

    Lewis County
    (315) 376-5270

    Oneida County
    (315) 736-3394

    Oswego County
    (315) 963-7286

    St. Lawrence County
    (315) 379-9192

    Also see:

    New York Invasive Species Species Clearinghouse

    New York Invasive Species Research Institute

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