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ST. LAWRENCE EASTERN LAKE ONTARIO PARTNERSHIP FOR REGIONAL INVASIVE SPECIES MANAGEMENT

  • INVASIVE SPECIES
    • Tiered Species List & Management
    • Why should we care about invasive species?
    • Saving Native Ecosystems
    • 10 Ways to Help Stop the Spread of Invasive Species
  • INITIATIVES
    • Aquatic Restoration
    • SLF Spotters
    • Urban Forest Sustainability
    • Watercraft Inspection Steward Program
    • Conservation Efforts Video
    • Releasing Biological Controls
    • Ecological Restoration / Healthy Lands
    • Healthy Forests & Sustainability
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    • Pledge to Grow Native Plants
    • Adopt a Tree
    • Report Recent Sightings
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    • Seasonal Newsletter
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    • NYS PRISM Network
    • Reports
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    • Invasive Species Handbook
    • Eastern Lake Ontario Symposium Resources
  • volunteer

Adopt a Tree

March 23, 2021

Look for These Signs of Infestation

If the tree you adopt shows any of the signs described below, please take a photo of the suspected sign, note the location of the tree, and email  mdemarco@watertown-ny.gov the information with the subject of (adopt a tree). 

Asian Longhorned Beetle (ALB)
ALB larvae bore through the woody tissue of many species of hardwood trees. This disrupts the flow of nutrients and water through the tree. Eventually, the tree weakens and dies from the infestation.
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Spotted Lanternfly (SLF)
The spotted lanternfly(SLF), is an invasive plant hopper that threatens a wide variety of plants such as hops, grapevine, walnut, fruit trees, maple trees.
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Emerald Ash Borer (EAB)
EAB is an invasvie wood-boring insect that kills ash tree species.
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Hemlock Woolly Adelgid (HWA)
HWA is an invasive forest pest that kills hemlock trees.
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SLELO PRISM  is a program of The Nature Conservancy designed to protect our lands and waters from the adverse impacts of invasive species. We are funded by the NYS Environmental Protection Fund in partnership with the NYS Department of Environmental Conservation.

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    PRISM Manager                                                Rob Williams                             rwilliams@tnc.org  

    Education/Outreach                                         Megan Pistolese         megan.pistolese@tnc.org 

    Aquatic Invasive Species                          Brittney Rogers                     brittney.rogers@tnc.org 

    Terrestrial Invasive Species                    Robert Smith robert.l.smith@tnc.org 

    Conservation & GIS Analyst                             Zack Simek  zachary.simek@tnc.org 

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    We wish to acknowledge that most of our work occurs on the traditional territory of the Onundagaonoga and the Hodenosauneega nations.

     

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    SLELO PRISM is a collaborative effort between numerous principal and cooperating partners throughout the region. The contributions and expertise provided by these partners is the key to our success. 

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