Certified Weed-Free Products Workshop
The NAISMA Certified Weed-Free Products program is the only program in North America that provides land managers with assurance that noxious weeds will not be spread through the […]
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Dormant Season Identification and Prevention of Invasive Species
Date/Time: Thursday, October 15; 2:00-3:00 PM REGISTER. Stopping the spread and reporting the presence of invasive species doesn't stop as the weather gets colder. Join Emily Thiel, WNY PRISM's Education […]
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Dormant Season Identification and Prevention of Invasive Species
Thursday, October 15; 2:00-3:00 PM Join via Computer; Meeting Code: 130 455 5626 Facebook Event Stopping the spread and reporting the presence of invasive species doesn’t stop as the weather […]
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Gypsy Moth Eggmass Survey Training: How to Quantify Potential Defoliation in 2021
Wednesday, October 21st 10 am EST REGISTER Presenters: Naja Kraus is a Forest Health Scientist in DEC’s Bureau of Invasive Species and Ecosystem Health. She holds a Bachelor’s degree in […]
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North American Weed Biocontrol Summit (NAISMA)
Wednesday, October 28 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. REGISTER This summit will bring together weed biocontrol researchers and land managers to share the status of biocontrol research and implementation […]
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Assessing the Risk of Invasive Introductions at Trailheads in the Adirondack Park (NYISRI)
Wednesday, October 28 11 a.m. REGISTER Join the NY Invasive Species Research Institute for a presentation by Jim Duncan, Director of the Forest Ecosystem Monitoring Cooperative, as he speaks on […]
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Using Boater Data to Inform Risk Models
Hosted by the Invasive mussel Collaborative Wednesday, October 28th 11 am- 12:30 pm EST REGISTER The webinar will discuss the development of invasive mussel risk models informed by watercraft inspection […]
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Interagency Ecological Restoration Quality Committee (IERQC) Monthly Webinar Series
Mentor Marsh: History, Tragedy, Recovery Thursday, October 29th 11am-12pm EST Register About the Presentation Mentor Marsh is a National Park Service-designated National Natural Landmark (1966) for being one of the […]
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Calling all Hikers-Protect Your Hemlocks
Thursday, October 29th, 1 pm-2 pm EST REGISTER You can help protect the hemlock trees in your region by learning how to recognize hemlock woolly adelgid (HWA) and report it […]
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WNY’s Emerging Forest Pests and Diseases
Thursday, October 29; 2:00-3:00 PM Join via Computer; Meeting Code: 130 982 1301 Facebook Event Join WNY PRISM to learn about the new invasive pests and diseases that threaten WNY’s […]
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Upper Midwest Invasive Species Virtual Conference
November 2nd-6th REGISTER The Upper Midwest Invasive Species Conference (UMISC) is a biennial conference that addresses all taxa of invasive species. The conference provides numerous opportunities to network with professionals, land managers, researchers, nonprofits, and others. SLELO PRISM will be presenting on Thursday, November 5th @ 1:30pm on the following topic: Utilizing Technology to Understand the […]
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Invasive Species Cornell In-service Conference
November 4th- 6th 1pm-2pm State of the Science: Jumping Worm Research & the JWORM Working Group Session Time: Session 4 – Nov 4 – 1:00 pm – 2:00 pm Description: Jumping worms are increasingly found in urban, managed, and natural landscapes and consequently have reached the notice of many gardeners, farmers, and natural resource professionals. In response […]
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