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SUMMARY:HWA Survey Training Webinar
DESCRIPTION:We’re hosting a series of Zoom webinars that will be held beginning in January 2024 through May. The webinars are free and continuing education credits are available (click on the links below for details). Registration is required to receive a link to the Zoom webinar and recordings will be sent to registrants. See below for a current schedule and registration links. January\, 4th\, 1 PM-2:15 PM- Invasive Species to Watch For in the New Year. Learn about invasive species encroaching on our region and how you can aid early detection efforts.January 18th\, 10 AM- 11:30 AM- Adirondack Forest Ecology and a Case Study on Hemlock Woolly Adelgid in the Great Smoky Mountains. This webinar is hosted by our partners at the Adirondack Park Invasive Plant Program (APIPP PRISM).February\, 2nd\, 1 PM- 2:15 PM- Swallow-wort Biocontrol Research. Hosted by SLELO’s Eastern Lake Ontario Swallow-wort Collaborative. Learn how researchers are using natural predators to aid the control of invasive swallow-wort plants and get updates on field applications occurring in the state and beyond.March\, 1st\, 1 PM- 2 PM- What You Should Know About Jumping Worms. Jumping worms reduce soil health and can be easily and unknowingly spread by gardeners. Learn how to recognize jumping worms and prevent their spread.April\, 10th\, 1 PM-2 PM- Enhancing the Health of Riparian Ecosystems Through Restoration and Invasive Species Management. Get an overview of our multiyear Riparian Restoration Initiative. Learn about the ecological importance of the project areas\, invasive species impacts\, control & restoration methods used\, selected plants\, community involvement\, and future plans.May 17th\, 1 PM-2 PM- Birds as Habitat Health Indicators. Conservation Director of the Albany Pine Bush Preserve Commission\, Neil Gifford\, will discuss a bird banding and tracking program used to determine ecosystem health on the preserve\, the impacts invasive species can have on bird habitat\, the benefits of invasive species management\, as well as ways homeowners and land managers can support birds.
URL:https://www.sleloinvasives.org/event/hwa-survey-training-webinar/
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SUMMARY:SLELO Special Projects Webinar Series: Black River Trail Feasibility Study
DESCRIPTION:We’re hosting a series of Zoom webinars that will be held beginning in January 2024 through May. The webinars are free and continuing education credits are available (click on the links below for details). Registration is required to receive a link to the Zoom webinar and recordings will be sent to registrants. See below for a current schedule and registration links. January\, 4th\, 1 PM-2:15 PM- Invasive Species to Watch For in the New Year. Learn about invasive species encroaching on our region and how you can aid early detection efforts.January 18th\, 10 AM- 11:30 AM- Adirondack Forest Ecology and a Case Study on Hemlock Woolly Adelgid in the Great Smoky Mountains. This webinar is hosted by our partners at the Adirondack Park Invasive Plant Program (APIPP PRISM).February\, 2nd\, 1 PM- 2:15 PM- Swallow-wort Biocontrol Research. Hosted by SLELO’s Eastern Lake Ontario Swallow-wort Collaborative. Learn how researchers are using natural predators to aid the control of invasive swallow-wort plants and get updates on field applications occurring in the state and beyond.March\, 1st\, 1 PM- 2 PM- What You Should Know About Jumping Worms. Jumping worms reduce soil health and can be easily and unknowingly spread by gardeners. Learn how to recognize jumping worms and prevent their spread.April\, 10th\, 1 PM-2 PM- Enhancing the Health of Riparian Ecosystems Through Restoration and Invasive Species Management. Get an overview of our multiyear Riparian Restoration Initiative. Learn about the ecological importance of the project areas\, invasive species impacts\, control & restoration methods used\, selected plants\, community involvement\, and future plans.May 17th\, 1 PM-2 PM- Birds as Habitat Health Indicators. Conservation Director of the Albany Pine Bush Preserve Commission\, Neil Gifford\, will discuss a bird banding and tracking program used to determine ecosystem health on the preserve\, the impacts invasive species can have on bird habitat\, the benefits of invasive species management\, as well as ways homeowners and land managers can support birds.
URL:https://www.sleloinvasives.org/event/black-river-trail-feasibility-study-webinar/
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DTSTAMP:20220112T161933Z
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SUMMARY:Save the River's 33rd Annual Winter Environmental Conference-Virtual
DESCRIPTION:We’re hosting a series of Zoom webinars that will be held beginning in January 2024 through May. The webinars are free and continuing education credits are available (click on the links below for details). Registration is required to receive a link to the Zoom webinar and recordings will be sent to registrants. See below for a current schedule and registration links. January\, 4th\, 1 PM-2:15 PM- Invasive Species to Watch For in the New Year. Learn about invasive species encroaching on our region and how you can aid early detection efforts.January 18th\, 10 AM- 11:30 AM- Adirondack Forest Ecology and a Case Study on Hemlock Woolly Adelgid in the Great Smoky Mountains. This webinar is hosted by our partners at the Adirondack Park Invasive Plant Program (APIPP PRISM).February\, 2nd\, 1 PM- 2:15 PM- Swallow-wort Biocontrol Research. Hosted by SLELO’s Eastern Lake Ontario Swallow-wort Collaborative. Learn how researchers are using natural predators to aid the control of invasive swallow-wort plants and get updates on field applications occurring in the state and beyond.March\, 1st\, 1 PM- 2 PM- What You Should Know About Jumping Worms. Jumping worms reduce soil health and can be easily and unknowingly spread by gardeners. Learn how to recognize jumping worms and prevent their spread.April\, 10th\, 1 PM-2 PM- Enhancing the Health of Riparian Ecosystems Through Restoration and Invasive Species Management. Get an overview of our multiyear Riparian Restoration Initiative. Learn about the ecological importance of the project areas\, invasive species impacts\, control & restoration methods used\, selected plants\, community involvement\, and future plans.May 17th\, 1 PM-2 PM- Birds as Habitat Health Indicators. Conservation Director of the Albany Pine Bush Preserve Commission\, Neil Gifford\, will discuss a bird banding and tracking program used to determine ecosystem health on the preserve\, the impacts invasive species can have on bird habitat\, the benefits of invasive species management\, as well as ways homeowners and land managers can support birds.
URL:https://www.sleloinvasives.org/event/save-the-rivers-33rd-annual-winter-environmental-conference-virtual-2/
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SUMMARY:Save the River's 33rd Annual Winter Environmental Conference-Virtual
DESCRIPTION:We’re hosting a series of Zoom webinars that will be held beginning in January 2024 through May. The webinars are free and continuing education credits are available (click on the links below for details). Registration is required to receive a link to the Zoom webinar and recordings will be sent to registrants. See below for a current schedule and registration links. January\, 4th\, 1 PM-2:15 PM- Invasive Species to Watch For in the New Year. Learn about invasive species encroaching on our region and how you can aid early detection efforts.January 18th\, 10 AM- 11:30 AM- Adirondack Forest Ecology and a Case Study on Hemlock Woolly Adelgid in the Great Smoky Mountains. This webinar is hosted by our partners at the Adirondack Park Invasive Plant Program (APIPP PRISM).February\, 2nd\, 1 PM- 2:15 PM- Swallow-wort Biocontrol Research. Hosted by SLELO’s Eastern Lake Ontario Swallow-wort Collaborative. Learn how researchers are using natural predators to aid the control of invasive swallow-wort plants and get updates on field applications occurring in the state and beyond.March\, 1st\, 1 PM- 2 PM- What You Should Know About Jumping Worms. Jumping worms reduce soil health and can be easily and unknowingly spread by gardeners. Learn how to recognize jumping worms and prevent their spread.April\, 10th\, 1 PM-2 PM- Enhancing the Health of Riparian Ecosystems Through Restoration and Invasive Species Management. Get an overview of our multiyear Riparian Restoration Initiative. Learn about the ecological importance of the project areas\, invasive species impacts\, control & restoration methods used\, selected plants\, community involvement\, and future plans.May 17th\, 1 PM-2 PM- Birds as Habitat Health Indicators. Conservation Director of the Albany Pine Bush Preserve Commission\, Neil Gifford\, will discuss a bird banding and tracking program used to determine ecosystem health on the preserve\, the impacts invasive species can have on bird habitat\, the benefits of invasive species management\, as well as ways homeowners and land managers can support birds.
URL:https://www.sleloinvasives.org/event/save-the-rivers-33rd-annual-winter-environmental-conference-virtual/
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20220125T110000
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SUMMARY:The Role of Dreissenid Mussels in Nutrient Cycling
DESCRIPTION:We’re hosting a series of Zoom webinars that will be held beginning in January 2024 through May. The webinars are free and continuing education credits are available (click on the links below for details). Registration is required to receive a link to the Zoom webinar and recordings will be sent to registrants. See below for a current schedule and registration links. January\, 4th\, 1 PM-2:15 PM- Invasive Species to Watch For in the New Year. Learn about invasive species encroaching on our region and how you can aid early detection efforts.January 18th\, 10 AM- 11:30 AM- Adirondack Forest Ecology and a Case Study on Hemlock Woolly Adelgid in the Great Smoky Mountains. This webinar is hosted by our partners at the Adirondack Park Invasive Plant Program (APIPP PRISM).February\, 2nd\, 1 PM- 2:15 PM- Swallow-wort Biocontrol Research. Hosted by SLELO’s Eastern Lake Ontario Swallow-wort Collaborative. Learn how researchers are using natural predators to aid the control of invasive swallow-wort plants and get updates on field applications occurring in the state and beyond.March\, 1st\, 1 PM- 2 PM- What You Should Know About Jumping Worms. Jumping worms reduce soil health and can be easily and unknowingly spread by gardeners. Learn how to recognize jumping worms and prevent their spread.April\, 10th\, 1 PM-2 PM- Enhancing the Health of Riparian Ecosystems Through Restoration and Invasive Species Management. Get an overview of our multiyear Riparian Restoration Initiative. Learn about the ecological importance of the project areas\, invasive species impacts\, control & restoration methods used\, selected plants\, community involvement\, and future plans.May 17th\, 1 PM-2 PM- Birds as Habitat Health Indicators. Conservation Director of the Albany Pine Bush Preserve Commission\, Neil Gifford\, will discuss a bird banding and tracking program used to determine ecosystem health on the preserve\, the impacts invasive species can have on bird habitat\, the benefits of invasive species management\, as well as ways homeowners and land managers can support birds.
URL:https://www.sleloinvasives.org/event/the-role-of-dreissenid-mussels-in-nutrient-cycling/
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20220119T123000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20220119T170000
DTSTAMP:20220111T182709Z
CREATED:20220111T182709Z
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SUMMARY:Invasive Species & Climate Change Symposium
DESCRIPTION:We’re hosting a series of Zoom webinars that will be held beginning in January 2024 through May. The webinars are free and continuing education credits are available (click on the links below for details). Registration is required to receive a link to the Zoom webinar and recordings will be sent to registrants. See below for a current schedule and registration links. January\, 4th\, 1 PM-2:15 PM- Invasive Species to Watch For in the New Year. Learn about invasive species encroaching on our region and how you can aid early detection efforts.January 18th\, 10 AM- 11:30 AM- Adirondack Forest Ecology and a Case Study on Hemlock Woolly Adelgid in the Great Smoky Mountains. This webinar is hosted by our partners at the Adirondack Park Invasive Plant Program (APIPP PRISM).February\, 2nd\, 1 PM- 2:15 PM- Swallow-wort Biocontrol Research. Hosted by SLELO’s Eastern Lake Ontario Swallow-wort Collaborative. Learn how researchers are using natural predators to aid the control of invasive swallow-wort plants and get updates on field applications occurring in the state and beyond.March\, 1st\, 1 PM- 2 PM- What You Should Know About Jumping Worms. Jumping worms reduce soil health and can be easily and unknowingly spread by gardeners. Learn how to recognize jumping worms and prevent their spread.April\, 10th\, 1 PM-2 PM- Enhancing the Health of Riparian Ecosystems Through Restoration and Invasive Species Management. Get an overview of our multiyear Riparian Restoration Initiative. Learn about the ecological importance of the project areas\, invasive species impacts\, control & restoration methods used\, selected plants\, community involvement\, and future plans.May 17th\, 1 PM-2 PM- Birds as Habitat Health Indicators. Conservation Director of the Albany Pine Bush Preserve Commission\, Neil Gifford\, will discuss a bird banding and tracking program used to determine ecosystem health on the preserve\, the impacts invasive species can have on bird habitat\, the benefits of invasive species management\, as well as ways homeowners and land managers can support birds.
URL:https://www.sleloinvasives.org/event/invasive-species-climate-change-symposium/
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20211214T110000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20211214T123000
DTSTAMP:20211206T140937Z
CREATED:20211201T021204Z
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SUMMARY:Insect and Disease Disturbances Correlate with Reduced Carbon Sequestration in Forests of the Contiguous United States
DESCRIPTION:We’re hosting a series of Zoom webinars that will be held beginning in January 2024 through May. The webinars are free and continuing education credits are available (click on the links below for details). Registration is required to receive a link to the Zoom webinar and recordings will be sent to registrants. See below for a current schedule and registration links. January\, 4th\, 1 PM-2:15 PM- Invasive Species to Watch For in the New Year. Learn about invasive species encroaching on our region and how you can aid early detection efforts.January 18th\, 10 AM- 11:30 AM- Adirondack Forest Ecology and a Case Study on Hemlock Woolly Adelgid in the Great Smoky Mountains. This webinar is hosted by our partners at the Adirondack Park Invasive Plant Program (APIPP PRISM).February\, 2nd\, 1 PM- 2:15 PM- Swallow-wort Biocontrol Research. Hosted by SLELO’s Eastern Lake Ontario Swallow-wort Collaborative. Learn how researchers are using natural predators to aid the control of invasive swallow-wort plants and get updates on field applications occurring in the state and beyond.March\, 1st\, 1 PM- 2 PM- What You Should Know About Jumping Worms. Jumping worms reduce soil health and can be easily and unknowingly spread by gardeners. Learn how to recognize jumping worms and prevent their spread.April\, 10th\, 1 PM-2 PM- Enhancing the Health of Riparian Ecosystems Through Restoration and Invasive Species Management. Get an overview of our multiyear Riparian Restoration Initiative. Learn about the ecological importance of the project areas\, invasive species impacts\, control & restoration methods used\, selected plants\, community involvement\, and future plans.May 17th\, 1 PM-2 PM- Birds as Habitat Health Indicators. Conservation Director of the Albany Pine Bush Preserve Commission\, Neil Gifford\, will discuss a bird banding and tracking program used to determine ecosystem health on the preserve\, the impacts invasive species can have on bird habitat\, the benefits of invasive species management\, as well as ways homeowners and land managers can support birds.
URL:https://www.sleloinvasives.org/event/insect-and-disease-disturbances-correlate-with-reduced-carbon-sequestration-in-forests-of-the-contiguous-united-states/
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20211210T100000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20211210T110000
DTSTAMP:20211207T184537Z
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SUMMARY:Invasive Species in New York: Whats Here\, Whats Coming and What We Can do About it
DESCRIPTION:We’re hosting a series of Zoom webinars that will be held beginning in January 2024 through May. The webinars are free and continuing education credits are available (click on the links below for details). Registration is required to receive a link to the Zoom webinar and recordings will be sent to registrants. See below for a current schedule and registration links. January\, 4th\, 1 PM-2:15 PM- Invasive Species to Watch For in the New Year. Learn about invasive species encroaching on our region and how you can aid early detection efforts.January 18th\, 10 AM- 11:30 AM- Adirondack Forest Ecology and a Case Study on Hemlock Woolly Adelgid in the Great Smoky Mountains. This webinar is hosted by our partners at the Adirondack Park Invasive Plant Program (APIPP PRISM).February\, 2nd\, 1 PM- 2:15 PM- Swallow-wort Biocontrol Research. Hosted by SLELO’s Eastern Lake Ontario Swallow-wort Collaborative. Learn how researchers are using natural predators to aid the control of invasive swallow-wort plants and get updates on field applications occurring in the state and beyond.March\, 1st\, 1 PM- 2 PM- What You Should Know About Jumping Worms. Jumping worms reduce soil health and can be easily and unknowingly spread by gardeners. Learn how to recognize jumping worms and prevent their spread.April\, 10th\, 1 PM-2 PM- Enhancing the Health of Riparian Ecosystems Through Restoration and Invasive Species Management. Get an overview of our multiyear Riparian Restoration Initiative. Learn about the ecological importance of the project areas\, invasive species impacts\, control & restoration methods used\, selected plants\, community involvement\, and future plans.May 17th\, 1 PM-2 PM- Birds as Habitat Health Indicators. Conservation Director of the Albany Pine Bush Preserve Commission\, Neil Gifford\, will discuss a bird banding and tracking program used to determine ecosystem health on the preserve\, the impacts invasive species can have on bird habitat\, the benefits of invasive species management\, as well as ways homeowners and land managers can support birds.
URL:https://www.sleloinvasives.org/event/invasive-species-in-new-york-whats-here-whats-coming-and-what-we-can-do-about-it/
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DTEND;TZID=UTC:20211209T122000
DTSTAMP:20211207T181446Z
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SUMMARY:Spotted Lanternfly Field Observations and Biocontrol Studies
DESCRIPTION:We’re hosting a series of Zoom webinars that will be held beginning in January 2024 through May. The webinars are free and continuing education credits are available (click on the links below for details). Registration is required to receive a link to the Zoom webinar and recordings will be sent to registrants. See below for a current schedule and registration links. January\, 4th\, 1 PM-2:15 PM- Invasive Species to Watch For in the New Year. Learn about invasive species encroaching on our region and how you can aid early detection efforts.January 18th\, 10 AM- 11:30 AM- Adirondack Forest Ecology and a Case Study on Hemlock Woolly Adelgid in the Great Smoky Mountains. This webinar is hosted by our partners at the Adirondack Park Invasive Plant Program (APIPP PRISM).February\, 2nd\, 1 PM- 2:15 PM- Swallow-wort Biocontrol Research. Hosted by SLELO’s Eastern Lake Ontario Swallow-wort Collaborative. Learn how researchers are using natural predators to aid the control of invasive swallow-wort plants and get updates on field applications occurring in the state and beyond.March\, 1st\, 1 PM- 2 PM- What You Should Know About Jumping Worms. Jumping worms reduce soil health and can be easily and unknowingly spread by gardeners. Learn how to recognize jumping worms and prevent their spread.April\, 10th\, 1 PM-2 PM- Enhancing the Health of Riparian Ecosystems Through Restoration and Invasive Species Management. Get an overview of our multiyear Riparian Restoration Initiative. Learn about the ecological importance of the project areas\, invasive species impacts\, control & restoration methods used\, selected plants\, community involvement\, and future plans.May 17th\, 1 PM-2 PM- Birds as Habitat Health Indicators. Conservation Director of the Albany Pine Bush Preserve Commission\, Neil Gifford\, will discuss a bird banding and tracking program used to determine ecosystem health on the preserve\, the impacts invasive species can have on bird habitat\, the benefits of invasive species management\, as well as ways homeowners and land managers can support birds.
URL:https://www.sleloinvasives.org/event/spotted-lanternfly-field-observations-and-biocontrol-studies/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211201
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20220312
DTSTAMP:20220208T213859Z
CREATED:20211201T014323Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20220208T213859Z
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SUMMARY:Hike to Protect Hemlocks
DESCRIPTION:We’re hosting a series of Zoom webinars that will be held beginning in January 2024 through May. The webinars are free and continuing education credits are available (click on the links below for details). Registration is required to receive a link to the Zoom webinar and recordings will be sent to registrants. See below for a current schedule and registration links. January\, 4th\, 1 PM-2:15 PM- Invasive Species to Watch For in the New Year. Learn about invasive species encroaching on our region and how you can aid early detection efforts.January 18th\, 10 AM- 11:30 AM- Adirondack Forest Ecology and a Case Study on Hemlock Woolly Adelgid in the Great Smoky Mountains. This webinar is hosted by our partners at the Adirondack Park Invasive Plant Program (APIPP PRISM).February\, 2nd\, 1 PM- 2:15 PM- Swallow-wort Biocontrol Research. Hosted by SLELO’s Eastern Lake Ontario Swallow-wort Collaborative. Learn how researchers are using natural predators to aid the control of invasive swallow-wort plants and get updates on field applications occurring in the state and beyond.March\, 1st\, 1 PM- 2 PM- What You Should Know About Jumping Worms. Jumping worms reduce soil health and can be easily and unknowingly spread by gardeners. Learn how to recognize jumping worms and prevent their spread.April\, 10th\, 1 PM-2 PM- Enhancing the Health of Riparian Ecosystems Through Restoration and Invasive Species Management. Get an overview of our multiyear Riparian Restoration Initiative. Learn about the ecological importance of the project areas\, invasive species impacts\, control & restoration methods used\, selected plants\, community involvement\, and future plans.May 17th\, 1 PM-2 PM- Birds as Habitat Health Indicators. Conservation Director of the Albany Pine Bush Preserve Commission\, Neil Gifford\, will discuss a bird banding and tracking program used to determine ecosystem health on the preserve\, the impacts invasive species can have on bird habitat\, the benefits of invasive species management\, as well as ways homeowners and land managers can support birds.
URL:https://www.sleloinvasives.org/event/hike-to-protect-hemlocks/
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20211027T130000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20211027T143000
DTSTAMP:20210928T170946Z
CREATED:20210928T145018Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20210928T170946Z
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SUMMARY:Identifying & Reporting Spotted Lanternfly and Tree-of-heaven with NY iMapInvasives
DESCRIPTION:We’re hosting a series of Zoom webinars that will be held beginning in January 2024 through May. The webinars are free and continuing education credits are available (click on the links below for details). Registration is required to receive a link to the Zoom webinar and recordings will be sent to registrants. See below for a current schedule and registration links. January\, 4th\, 1 PM-2:15 PM- Invasive Species to Watch For in the New Year. Learn about invasive species encroaching on our region and how you can aid early detection efforts.January 18th\, 10 AM- 11:30 AM- Adirondack Forest Ecology and a Case Study on Hemlock Woolly Adelgid in the Great Smoky Mountains. This webinar is hosted by our partners at the Adirondack Park Invasive Plant Program (APIPP PRISM).February\, 2nd\, 1 PM- 2:15 PM- Swallow-wort Biocontrol Research. Hosted by SLELO’s Eastern Lake Ontario Swallow-wort Collaborative. Learn how researchers are using natural predators to aid the control of invasive swallow-wort plants and get updates on field applications occurring in the state and beyond.March\, 1st\, 1 PM- 2 PM- What You Should Know About Jumping Worms. Jumping worms reduce soil health and can be easily and unknowingly spread by gardeners. Learn how to recognize jumping worms and prevent their spread.April\, 10th\, 1 PM-2 PM- Enhancing the Health of Riparian Ecosystems Through Restoration and Invasive Species Management. Get an overview of our multiyear Riparian Restoration Initiative. Learn about the ecological importance of the project areas\, invasive species impacts\, control & restoration methods used\, selected plants\, community involvement\, and future plans.May 17th\, 1 PM-2 PM- Birds as Habitat Health Indicators. Conservation Director of the Albany Pine Bush Preserve Commission\, Neil Gifford\, will discuss a bird banding and tracking program used to determine ecosystem health on the preserve\, the impacts invasive species can have on bird habitat\, the benefits of invasive species management\, as well as ways homeowners and land managers can support birds.
URL:https://www.sleloinvasives.org/event/identifying-reporting-spotted-lanternfly-and-tree-of-heaven-with-ny-imapinvasives-2/
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20211021T100000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20211021T153000
DTSTAMP:20210928T143313Z
CREATED:20210928T143313Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20210928T143313Z
UID:8437-1634810400-1634830200@www.sleloinvasives.org
SUMMARY:Hemlock Woolly Adelgid Management for Tree Care Professionals
DESCRIPTION:We’re hosting a series of Zoom webinars that will be held beginning in January 2024 through May. The webinars are free and continuing education credits are available (click on the links below for details). Registration is required to receive a link to the Zoom webinar and recordings will be sent to registrants. See below for a current schedule and registration links. January\, 4th\, 1 PM-2:15 PM- Invasive Species to Watch For in the New Year. Learn about invasive species encroaching on our region and how you can aid early detection efforts.January 18th\, 10 AM- 11:30 AM- Adirondack Forest Ecology and a Case Study on Hemlock Woolly Adelgid in the Great Smoky Mountains. This webinar is hosted by our partners at the Adirondack Park Invasive Plant Program (APIPP PRISM).February\, 2nd\, 1 PM- 2:15 PM- Swallow-wort Biocontrol Research. Hosted by SLELO’s Eastern Lake Ontario Swallow-wort Collaborative. Learn how researchers are using natural predators to aid the control of invasive swallow-wort plants and get updates on field applications occurring in the state and beyond.March\, 1st\, 1 PM- 2 PM- What You Should Know About Jumping Worms. Jumping worms reduce soil health and can be easily and unknowingly spread by gardeners. Learn how to recognize jumping worms and prevent their spread.April\, 10th\, 1 PM-2 PM- Enhancing the Health of Riparian Ecosystems Through Restoration and Invasive Species Management. Get an overview of our multiyear Riparian Restoration Initiative. Learn about the ecological importance of the project areas\, invasive species impacts\, control & restoration methods used\, selected plants\, community involvement\, and future plans.May 17th\, 1 PM-2 PM- Birds as Habitat Health Indicators. Conservation Director of the Albany Pine Bush Preserve Commission\, Neil Gifford\, will discuss a bird banding and tracking program used to determine ecosystem health on the preserve\, the impacts invasive species can have on bird habitat\, the benefits of invasive species management\, as well as ways homeowners and land managers can support birds.
URL:https://www.sleloinvasives.org/event/hemlock-woolly-adelgid-management-for-tree-care-professionals/
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20211019T103000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20211019T133000
DTSTAMP:20210928T171227Z
CREATED:20210928T150949Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20210928T171227Z
UID:8441-1634639400-1634650200@www.sleloinvasives.org
SUMMARY:Hemlock Woolly Adelgid & iMapInvasives Training
DESCRIPTION:We’re hosting a series of Zoom webinars that will be held beginning in January 2024 through May. The webinars are free and continuing education credits are available (click on the links below for details). Registration is required to receive a link to the Zoom webinar and recordings will be sent to registrants. See below for a current schedule and registration links. January\, 4th\, 1 PM-2:15 PM- Invasive Species to Watch For in the New Year. Learn about invasive species encroaching on our region and how you can aid early detection efforts.January 18th\, 10 AM- 11:30 AM- Adirondack Forest Ecology and a Case Study on Hemlock Woolly Adelgid in the Great Smoky Mountains. This webinar is hosted by our partners at the Adirondack Park Invasive Plant Program (APIPP PRISM).February\, 2nd\, 1 PM- 2:15 PM- Swallow-wort Biocontrol Research. Hosted by SLELO’s Eastern Lake Ontario Swallow-wort Collaborative. Learn how researchers are using natural predators to aid the control of invasive swallow-wort plants and get updates on field applications occurring in the state and beyond.March\, 1st\, 1 PM- 2 PM- What You Should Know About Jumping Worms. Jumping worms reduce soil health and can be easily and unknowingly spread by gardeners. Learn how to recognize jumping worms and prevent their spread.April\, 10th\, 1 PM-2 PM- Enhancing the Health of Riparian Ecosystems Through Restoration and Invasive Species Management. Get an overview of our multiyear Riparian Restoration Initiative. Learn about the ecological importance of the project areas\, invasive species impacts\, control & restoration methods used\, selected plants\, community involvement\, and future plans.May 17th\, 1 PM-2 PM- Birds as Habitat Health Indicators. Conservation Director of the Albany Pine Bush Preserve Commission\, Neil Gifford\, will discuss a bird banding and tracking program used to determine ecosystem health on the preserve\, the impacts invasive species can have on bird habitat\, the benefits of invasive species management\, as well as ways homeowners and land managers can support birds.
URL:https://www.sleloinvasives.org/event/hemlock-woolly-adelgid-imapinvasives-training/
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20211006T000000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20211220T000000
DTSTAMP:20211006T182026Z
CREATED:20211006T175021Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20211006T182026Z
UID:8490-1633478400-1639958400@www.sleloinvasives.org
SUMMARY:eDNA Project Volunteer Opportunity
DESCRIPTION:We’re hosting a series of Zoom webinars that will be held beginning in January 2024 through May. The webinars are free and continuing education credits are available (click on the links below for details). Registration is required to receive a link to the Zoom webinar and recordings will be sent to registrants. See below for a current schedule and registration links. January\, 4th\, 1 PM-2:15 PM- Invasive Species to Watch For in the New Year. Learn about invasive species encroaching on our region and how you can aid early detection efforts.January 18th\, 10 AM- 11:30 AM- Adirondack Forest Ecology and a Case Study on Hemlock Woolly Adelgid in the Great Smoky Mountains. This webinar is hosted by our partners at the Adirondack Park Invasive Plant Program (APIPP PRISM).February\, 2nd\, 1 PM- 2:15 PM- Swallow-wort Biocontrol Research. Hosted by SLELO’s Eastern Lake Ontario Swallow-wort Collaborative. Learn how researchers are using natural predators to aid the control of invasive swallow-wort plants and get updates on field applications occurring in the state and beyond.March\, 1st\, 1 PM- 2 PM- What You Should Know About Jumping Worms. Jumping worms reduce soil health and can be easily and unknowingly spread by gardeners. Learn how to recognize jumping worms and prevent their spread.April\, 10th\, 1 PM-2 PM- Enhancing the Health of Riparian Ecosystems Through Restoration and Invasive Species Management. Get an overview of our multiyear Riparian Restoration Initiative. Learn about the ecological importance of the project areas\, invasive species impacts\, control & restoration methods used\, selected plants\, community involvement\, and future plans.May 17th\, 1 PM-2 PM- Birds as Habitat Health Indicators. Conservation Director of the Albany Pine Bush Preserve Commission\, Neil Gifford\, will discuss a bird banding and tracking program used to determine ecosystem health on the preserve\, the impacts invasive species can have on bird habitat\, the benefits of invasive species management\, as well as ways homeowners and land managers can support birds.
URL:https://www.sleloinvasives.org/event/edna-project-volunteer-opportunity/
CATEGORIES:Workshop
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20211005T160000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20211005T173000
DTSTAMP:20210928T172403Z
CREATED:20210928T155542Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20210928T172403Z
UID:8445-1633449600-1633455000@www.sleloinvasives.org
SUMMARY:Educator Workshop: Spotlight on the Invasive Spotted Lanternfly
DESCRIPTION:We’re hosting a series of Zoom webinars that will be held beginning in January 2024 through May. The webinars are free and continuing education credits are available (click on the links below for details). Registration is required to receive a link to the Zoom webinar and recordings will be sent to registrants. See below for a current schedule and registration links. January\, 4th\, 1 PM-2:15 PM- Invasive Species to Watch For in the New Year. Learn about invasive species encroaching on our region and how you can aid early detection efforts.January 18th\, 10 AM- 11:30 AM- Adirondack Forest Ecology and a Case Study on Hemlock Woolly Adelgid in the Great Smoky Mountains. This webinar is hosted by our partners at the Adirondack Park Invasive Plant Program (APIPP PRISM).February\, 2nd\, 1 PM- 2:15 PM- Swallow-wort Biocontrol Research. Hosted by SLELO’s Eastern Lake Ontario Swallow-wort Collaborative. Learn how researchers are using natural predators to aid the control of invasive swallow-wort plants and get updates on field applications occurring in the state and beyond.March\, 1st\, 1 PM- 2 PM- What You Should Know About Jumping Worms. Jumping worms reduce soil health and can be easily and unknowingly spread by gardeners. Learn how to recognize jumping worms and prevent their spread.April\, 10th\, 1 PM-2 PM- Enhancing the Health of Riparian Ecosystems Through Restoration and Invasive Species Management. Get an overview of our multiyear Riparian Restoration Initiative. Learn about the ecological importance of the project areas\, invasive species impacts\, control & restoration methods used\, selected plants\, community involvement\, and future plans.May 17th\, 1 PM-2 PM- Birds as Habitat Health Indicators. Conservation Director of the Albany Pine Bush Preserve Commission\, Neil Gifford\, will discuss a bird banding and tracking program used to determine ecosystem health on the preserve\, the impacts invasive species can have on bird habitat\, the benefits of invasive species management\, as well as ways homeowners and land managers can support birds.
URL:https://www.sleloinvasives.org/event/educator-workshop-spotlight-on-the-invasive-spotted-lanternfly/
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20210930T100000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20210930T113000
DTSTAMP:20210928T124516Z
CREATED:20210928T123224Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20210928T124516Z
UID:8435-1632996000-1633001400@www.sleloinvasives.org
SUMMARY:Backyard Invasives: Identification\, Control\, and Management Tips to Prep Your Garden for Fall
DESCRIPTION:We’re hosting a series of Zoom webinars that will be held beginning in January 2024 through May. The webinars are free and continuing education credits are available (click on the links below for details). Registration is required to receive a link to the Zoom webinar and recordings will be sent to registrants. See below for a current schedule and registration links. January\, 4th\, 1 PM-2:15 PM- Invasive Species to Watch For in the New Year. Learn about invasive species encroaching on our region and how you can aid early detection efforts.January 18th\, 10 AM- 11:30 AM- Adirondack Forest Ecology and a Case Study on Hemlock Woolly Adelgid in the Great Smoky Mountains. This webinar is hosted by our partners at the Adirondack Park Invasive Plant Program (APIPP PRISM).February\, 2nd\, 1 PM- 2:15 PM- Swallow-wort Biocontrol Research. Hosted by SLELO’s Eastern Lake Ontario Swallow-wort Collaborative. Learn how researchers are using natural predators to aid the control of invasive swallow-wort plants and get updates on field applications occurring in the state and beyond.March\, 1st\, 1 PM- 2 PM- What You Should Know About Jumping Worms. Jumping worms reduce soil health and can be easily and unknowingly spread by gardeners. Learn how to recognize jumping worms and prevent their spread.April\, 10th\, 1 PM-2 PM- Enhancing the Health of Riparian Ecosystems Through Restoration and Invasive Species Management. Get an overview of our multiyear Riparian Restoration Initiative. Learn about the ecological importance of the project areas\, invasive species impacts\, control & restoration methods used\, selected plants\, community involvement\, and future plans.May 17th\, 1 PM-2 PM- Birds as Habitat Health Indicators. Conservation Director of the Albany Pine Bush Preserve Commission\, Neil Gifford\, will discuss a bird banding and tracking program used to determine ecosystem health on the preserve\, the impacts invasive species can have on bird habitat\, the benefits of invasive species management\, as well as ways homeowners and land managers can support birds.
URL:https://www.sleloinvasives.org/event/backyard-invasives-identification-control-and-management-tips-to-prep-your-garden-for-fall/
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Helsinki:20210927T090000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Helsinki:20210930T170000
DTSTAMP:20210928T152204Z
CREATED:20210928T151912Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20210928T152204Z
UID:8443-1632733200-1633021200@www.sleloinvasives.org
SUMMARY:NAISMA Conference
DESCRIPTION:We’re hosting a series of Zoom webinars that will be held beginning in January 2024 through May. The webinars are free and continuing education credits are available (click on the links below for details). Registration is required to receive a link to the Zoom webinar and recordings will be sent to registrants. See below for a current schedule and registration links. January\, 4th\, 1 PM-2:15 PM- Invasive Species to Watch For in the New Year. Learn about invasive species encroaching on our region and how you can aid early detection efforts.January 18th\, 10 AM- 11:30 AM- Adirondack Forest Ecology and a Case Study on Hemlock Woolly Adelgid in the Great Smoky Mountains. This webinar is hosted by our partners at the Adirondack Park Invasive Plant Program (APIPP PRISM).February\, 2nd\, 1 PM- 2:15 PM- Swallow-wort Biocontrol Research. Hosted by SLELO’s Eastern Lake Ontario Swallow-wort Collaborative. Learn how researchers are using natural predators to aid the control of invasive swallow-wort plants and get updates on field applications occurring in the state and beyond.March\, 1st\, 1 PM- 2 PM- What You Should Know About Jumping Worms. Jumping worms reduce soil health and can be easily and unknowingly spread by gardeners. Learn how to recognize jumping worms and prevent their spread.April\, 10th\, 1 PM-2 PM- Enhancing the Health of Riparian Ecosystems Through Restoration and Invasive Species Management. Get an overview of our multiyear Riparian Restoration Initiative. Learn about the ecological importance of the project areas\, invasive species impacts\, control & restoration methods used\, selected plants\, community involvement\, and future plans.May 17th\, 1 PM-2 PM- Birds as Habitat Health Indicators. Conservation Director of the Albany Pine Bush Preserve Commission\, Neil Gifford\, will discuss a bird banding and tracking program used to determine ecosystem health on the preserve\, the impacts invasive species can have on bird habitat\, the benefits of invasive species management\, as well as ways homeowners and land managers can support birds.
URL:https://www.sleloinvasives.org/event/naisma-conference/
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20210902T090000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20210902T113000
DTSTAMP:20210826T164157Z
CREATED:20210817T181129Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20210826T164157Z
UID:8264-1630573200-1630582200@www.sleloinvasives.org
SUMMARY:eDNA Volunteer Training
DESCRIPTION:We’re hosting a series of Zoom webinars that will be held beginning in January 2024 through May. The webinars are free and continuing education credits are available (click on the links below for details). Registration is required to receive a link to the Zoom webinar and recordings will be sent to registrants. See below for a current schedule and registration links. January\, 4th\, 1 PM-2:15 PM- Invasive Species to Watch For in the New Year. Learn about invasive species encroaching on our region and how you can aid early detection efforts.January 18th\, 10 AM- 11:30 AM- Adirondack Forest Ecology and a Case Study on Hemlock Woolly Adelgid in the Great Smoky Mountains. This webinar is hosted by our partners at the Adirondack Park Invasive Plant Program (APIPP PRISM).February\, 2nd\, 1 PM- 2:15 PM- Swallow-wort Biocontrol Research. Hosted by SLELO’s Eastern Lake Ontario Swallow-wort Collaborative. Learn how researchers are using natural predators to aid the control of invasive swallow-wort plants and get updates on field applications occurring in the state and beyond.March\, 1st\, 1 PM- 2 PM- What You Should Know About Jumping Worms. Jumping worms reduce soil health and can be easily and unknowingly spread by gardeners. Learn how to recognize jumping worms and prevent their spread.April\, 10th\, 1 PM-2 PM- Enhancing the Health of Riparian Ecosystems Through Restoration and Invasive Species Management. Get an overview of our multiyear Riparian Restoration Initiative. Learn about the ecological importance of the project areas\, invasive species impacts\, control & restoration methods used\, selected plants\, community involvement\, and future plans.May 17th\, 1 PM-2 PM- Birds as Habitat Health Indicators. Conservation Director of the Albany Pine Bush Preserve Commission\, Neil Gifford\, will discuss a bird banding and tracking program used to determine ecosystem health on the preserve\, the impacts invasive species can have on bird habitat\, the benefits of invasive species management\, as well as ways homeowners and land managers can support birds.
URL:https://www.sleloinvasives.org/event/edna-volunteer-day/
CATEGORIES:Workshop
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210901
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20230102
DTSTAMP:20230202T183350Z
CREATED:20210915T152503Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20230202T183350Z
UID:8397-1630454400-1672617599@www.sleloinvasives.org
SUMMARY:Volunteer Surveillance Network Virtual Trainings
DESCRIPTION:We’re hosting a series of Zoom webinars that will be held beginning in January 2024 through May. The webinars are free and continuing education credits are available (click on the links below for details). Registration is required to receive a link to the Zoom webinar and recordings will be sent to registrants. See below for a current schedule and registration links. January\, 4th\, 1 PM-2:15 PM- Invasive Species to Watch For in the New Year. Learn about invasive species encroaching on our region and how you can aid early detection efforts.January 18th\, 10 AM- 11:30 AM- Adirondack Forest Ecology and a Case Study on Hemlock Woolly Adelgid in the Great Smoky Mountains. This webinar is hosted by our partners at the Adirondack Park Invasive Plant Program (APIPP PRISM).February\, 2nd\, 1 PM- 2:15 PM- Swallow-wort Biocontrol Research. Hosted by SLELO’s Eastern Lake Ontario Swallow-wort Collaborative. Learn how researchers are using natural predators to aid the control of invasive swallow-wort plants and get updates on field applications occurring in the state and beyond.March\, 1st\, 1 PM- 2 PM- What You Should Know About Jumping Worms. Jumping worms reduce soil health and can be easily and unknowingly spread by gardeners. Learn how to recognize jumping worms and prevent their spread.April\, 10th\, 1 PM-2 PM- Enhancing the Health of Riparian Ecosystems Through Restoration and Invasive Species Management. Get an overview of our multiyear Riparian Restoration Initiative. Learn about the ecological importance of the project areas\, invasive species impacts\, control & restoration methods used\, selected plants\, community involvement\, and future plans.May 17th\, 1 PM-2 PM- Birds as Habitat Health Indicators. Conservation Director of the Albany Pine Bush Preserve Commission\, Neil Gifford\, will discuss a bird banding and tracking program used to determine ecosystem health on the preserve\, the impacts invasive species can have on bird habitat\, the benefits of invasive species management\, as well as ways homeowners and land managers can support birds.
URL:https://www.sleloinvasives.org/event/8397/
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20210827T083000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20210827T160000
DTSTAMP:20210826T162633Z
CREATED:20210826T131403Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20210826T162633Z
UID:8376-1630053000-1630080000@www.sleloinvasives.org
SUMMARY:Water Quality Conference
DESCRIPTION:We’re hosting a series of Zoom webinars that will be held beginning in January 2024 through May. The webinars are free and continuing education credits are available (click on the links below for details). Registration is required to receive a link to the Zoom webinar and recordings will be sent to registrants. See below for a current schedule and registration links. January\, 4th\, 1 PM-2:15 PM- Invasive Species to Watch For in the New Year. Learn about invasive species encroaching on our region and how you can aid early detection efforts.January 18th\, 10 AM- 11:30 AM- Adirondack Forest Ecology and a Case Study on Hemlock Woolly Adelgid in the Great Smoky Mountains. This webinar is hosted by our partners at the Adirondack Park Invasive Plant Program (APIPP PRISM).February\, 2nd\, 1 PM- 2:15 PM- Swallow-wort Biocontrol Research. Hosted by SLELO’s Eastern Lake Ontario Swallow-wort Collaborative. Learn how researchers are using natural predators to aid the control of invasive swallow-wort plants and get updates on field applications occurring in the state and beyond.March\, 1st\, 1 PM- 2 PM- What You Should Know About Jumping Worms. Jumping worms reduce soil health and can be easily and unknowingly spread by gardeners. Learn how to recognize jumping worms and prevent their spread.April\, 10th\, 1 PM-2 PM- Enhancing the Health of Riparian Ecosystems Through Restoration and Invasive Species Management. Get an overview of our multiyear Riparian Restoration Initiative. Learn about the ecological importance of the project areas\, invasive species impacts\, control & restoration methods used\, selected plants\, community involvement\, and future plans.May 17th\, 1 PM-2 PM- Birds as Habitat Health Indicators. Conservation Director of the Albany Pine Bush Preserve Commission\, Neil Gifford\, will discuss a bird banding and tracking program used to determine ecosystem health on the preserve\, the impacts invasive species can have on bird habitat\, the benefits of invasive species management\, as well as ways homeowners and land managers can support birds.
URL:https://www.sleloinvasives.org/event/water-quality-conference/
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20210825T180000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20210825T200000
DTSTAMP:20210810T194931Z
CREATED:20210810T194837Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20210810T194931Z
UID:8257-1629914400-1629921600@www.sleloinvasives.org
SUMMARY:Working with Nature-Native Plants for Shorelines
DESCRIPTION:We’re hosting a series of Zoom webinars that will be held beginning in January 2024 through May. The webinars are free and continuing education credits are available (click on the links below for details). Registration is required to receive a link to the Zoom webinar and recordings will be sent to registrants. See below for a current schedule and registration links. January\, 4th\, 1 PM-2:15 PM- Invasive Species to Watch For in the New Year. Learn about invasive species encroaching on our region and how you can aid early detection efforts.January 18th\, 10 AM- 11:30 AM- Adirondack Forest Ecology and a Case Study on Hemlock Woolly Adelgid in the Great Smoky Mountains. This webinar is hosted by our partners at the Adirondack Park Invasive Plant Program (APIPP PRISM).February\, 2nd\, 1 PM- 2:15 PM- Swallow-wort Biocontrol Research. Hosted by SLELO’s Eastern Lake Ontario Swallow-wort Collaborative. Learn how researchers are using natural predators to aid the control of invasive swallow-wort plants and get updates on field applications occurring in the state and beyond.March\, 1st\, 1 PM- 2 PM- What You Should Know About Jumping Worms. Jumping worms reduce soil health and can be easily and unknowingly spread by gardeners. Learn how to recognize jumping worms and prevent their spread.April\, 10th\, 1 PM-2 PM- Enhancing the Health of Riparian Ecosystems Through Restoration and Invasive Species Management. Get an overview of our multiyear Riparian Restoration Initiative. Learn about the ecological importance of the project areas\, invasive species impacts\, control & restoration methods used\, selected plants\, community involvement\, and future plans.May 17th\, 1 PM-2 PM- Birds as Habitat Health Indicators. Conservation Director of the Albany Pine Bush Preserve Commission\, Neil Gifford\, will discuss a bird banding and tracking program used to determine ecosystem health on the preserve\, the impacts invasive species can have on bird habitat\, the benefits of invasive species management\, as well as ways homeowners and land managers can support birds.
URL:https://www.sleloinvasives.org/event/working-with-nature-native-plants-for-shorelines/
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20210812T180000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20210812T190000
DTSTAMP:20210810T190358Z
CREATED:20210810T185941Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20210810T190358Z
UID:8255-1628791200-1628794800@www.sleloinvasives.org
SUMMARY:Oak Wilt Identificaiton and Prevention
DESCRIPTION:We’re hosting a series of Zoom webinars that will be held beginning in January 2024 through May. The webinars are free and continuing education credits are available (click on the links below for details). Registration is required to receive a link to the Zoom webinar and recordings will be sent to registrants. See below for a current schedule and registration links. January\, 4th\, 1 PM-2:15 PM- Invasive Species to Watch For in the New Year. Learn about invasive species encroaching on our region and how you can aid early detection efforts.January 18th\, 10 AM- 11:30 AM- Adirondack Forest Ecology and a Case Study on Hemlock Woolly Adelgid in the Great Smoky Mountains. This webinar is hosted by our partners at the Adirondack Park Invasive Plant Program (APIPP PRISM).February\, 2nd\, 1 PM- 2:15 PM- Swallow-wort Biocontrol Research. Hosted by SLELO’s Eastern Lake Ontario Swallow-wort Collaborative. Learn how researchers are using natural predators to aid the control of invasive swallow-wort plants and get updates on field applications occurring in the state and beyond.March\, 1st\, 1 PM- 2 PM- What You Should Know About Jumping Worms. Jumping worms reduce soil health and can be easily and unknowingly spread by gardeners. Learn how to recognize jumping worms and prevent their spread.April\, 10th\, 1 PM-2 PM- Enhancing the Health of Riparian Ecosystems Through Restoration and Invasive Species Management. Get an overview of our multiyear Riparian Restoration Initiative. Learn about the ecological importance of the project areas\, invasive species impacts\, control & restoration methods used\, selected plants\, community involvement\, and future plans.May 17th\, 1 PM-2 PM- Birds as Habitat Health Indicators. Conservation Director of the Albany Pine Bush Preserve Commission\, Neil Gifford\, will discuss a bird banding and tracking program used to determine ecosystem health on the preserve\, the impacts invasive species can have on bird habitat\, the benefits of invasive species management\, as well as ways homeowners and land managers can support birds.
URL:https://www.sleloinvasives.org/event/8255/
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20210805T090000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20210805T130000
DTSTAMP:20210721T181406Z
CREATED:20210721T172252Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20210721T181406Z
UID:8024-1628154000-1628168400@www.sleloinvasives.org
SUMMARY:Water Chestnut Pulls
DESCRIPTION:We’re hosting a series of Zoom webinars that will be held beginning in January 2024 through May. The webinars are free and continuing education credits are available (click on the links below for details). Registration is required to receive a link to the Zoom webinar and recordings will be sent to registrants. See below for a current schedule and registration links. January\, 4th\, 1 PM-2:15 PM- Invasive Species to Watch For in the New Year. Learn about invasive species encroaching on our region and how you can aid early detection efforts.January 18th\, 10 AM- 11:30 AM- Adirondack Forest Ecology and a Case Study on Hemlock Woolly Adelgid in the Great Smoky Mountains. This webinar is hosted by our partners at the Adirondack Park Invasive Plant Program (APIPP PRISM).February\, 2nd\, 1 PM- 2:15 PM- Swallow-wort Biocontrol Research. Hosted by SLELO’s Eastern Lake Ontario Swallow-wort Collaborative. Learn how researchers are using natural predators to aid the control of invasive swallow-wort plants and get updates on field applications occurring in the state and beyond.March\, 1st\, 1 PM- 2 PM- What You Should Know About Jumping Worms. Jumping worms reduce soil health and can be easily and unknowingly spread by gardeners. Learn how to recognize jumping worms and prevent their spread.April\, 10th\, 1 PM-2 PM- Enhancing the Health of Riparian Ecosystems Through Restoration and Invasive Species Management. Get an overview of our multiyear Riparian Restoration Initiative. Learn about the ecological importance of the project areas\, invasive species impacts\, control & restoration methods used\, selected plants\, community involvement\, and future plans.May 17th\, 1 PM-2 PM- Birds as Habitat Health Indicators. Conservation Director of the Albany Pine Bush Preserve Commission\, Neil Gifford\, will discuss a bird banding and tracking program used to determine ecosystem health on the preserve\, the impacts invasive species can have on bird habitat\, the benefits of invasive species management\, as well as ways homeowners and land managers can support birds.
URL:https://www.sleloinvasives.org/event/water-chestnut-pulls/
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20210804T173000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20210804T193000
DTSTAMP:20210503T174200Z
CREATED:20210421T190540Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20210503T174200Z
UID:7546-1628098200-1628105400@www.sleloinvasives.org
SUMMARY:Webinar 3 - eDNA Volunteer Training and Q&A
DESCRIPTION:We’re hosting a series of Zoom webinars that will be held beginning in January 2024 through May. The webinars are free and continuing education credits are available (click on the links below for details). Registration is required to receive a link to the Zoom webinar and recordings will be sent to registrants. See below for a current schedule and registration links. January\, 4th\, 1 PM-2:15 PM- Invasive Species to Watch For in the New Year. Learn about invasive species encroaching on our region and how you can aid early detection efforts.January 18th\, 10 AM- 11:30 AM- Adirondack Forest Ecology and a Case Study on Hemlock Woolly Adelgid in the Great Smoky Mountains. This webinar is hosted by our partners at the Adirondack Park Invasive Plant Program (APIPP PRISM).February\, 2nd\, 1 PM- 2:15 PM- Swallow-wort Biocontrol Research. Hosted by SLELO’s Eastern Lake Ontario Swallow-wort Collaborative. Learn how researchers are using natural predators to aid the control of invasive swallow-wort plants and get updates on field applications occurring in the state and beyond.March\, 1st\, 1 PM- 2 PM- What You Should Know About Jumping Worms. Jumping worms reduce soil health and can be easily and unknowingly spread by gardeners. Learn how to recognize jumping worms and prevent their spread.April\, 10th\, 1 PM-2 PM- Enhancing the Health of Riparian Ecosystems Through Restoration and Invasive Species Management. Get an overview of our multiyear Riparian Restoration Initiative. Learn about the ecological importance of the project areas\, invasive species impacts\, control & restoration methods used\, selected plants\, community involvement\, and future plans.May 17th\, 1 PM-2 PM- Birds as Habitat Health Indicators. Conservation Director of the Albany Pine Bush Preserve Commission\, Neil Gifford\, will discuss a bird banding and tracking program used to determine ecosystem health on the preserve\, the impacts invasive species can have on bird habitat\, the benefits of invasive species management\, as well as ways homeowners and land managers can support birds.
URL:https://www.sleloinvasives.org/event/webinar-3-edna-volunteer-training-and-qa/
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20210714T150000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20210805T170000
DTSTAMP:20210713T192638Z
CREATED:20210713T164311Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20210713T192638Z
UID:7965-1626274800-1628182800@www.sleloinvasives.org
SUMMARY:Great Lakes Summer Teacher Workshops
DESCRIPTION:We’re hosting a series of Zoom webinars that will be held beginning in January 2024 through May. The webinars are free and continuing education credits are available (click on the links below for details). Registration is required to receive a link to the Zoom webinar and recordings will be sent to registrants. See below for a current schedule and registration links. January\, 4th\, 1 PM-2:15 PM- Invasive Species to Watch For in the New Year. Learn about invasive species encroaching on our region and how you can aid early detection efforts.January 18th\, 10 AM- 11:30 AM- Adirondack Forest Ecology and a Case Study on Hemlock Woolly Adelgid in the Great Smoky Mountains. This webinar is hosted by our partners at the Adirondack Park Invasive Plant Program (APIPP PRISM).February\, 2nd\, 1 PM- 2:15 PM- Swallow-wort Biocontrol Research. Hosted by SLELO’s Eastern Lake Ontario Swallow-wort Collaborative. Learn how researchers are using natural predators to aid the control of invasive swallow-wort plants and get updates on field applications occurring in the state and beyond.March\, 1st\, 1 PM- 2 PM- What You Should Know About Jumping Worms. Jumping worms reduce soil health and can be easily and unknowingly spread by gardeners. Learn how to recognize jumping worms and prevent their spread.April\, 10th\, 1 PM-2 PM- Enhancing the Health of Riparian Ecosystems Through Restoration and Invasive Species Management. Get an overview of our multiyear Riparian Restoration Initiative. Learn about the ecological importance of the project areas\, invasive species impacts\, control & restoration methods used\, selected plants\, community involvement\, and future plans.May 17th\, 1 PM-2 PM- Birds as Habitat Health Indicators. Conservation Director of the Albany Pine Bush Preserve Commission\, Neil Gifford\, will discuss a bird banding and tracking program used to determine ecosystem health on the preserve\, the impacts invasive species can have on bird habitat\, the benefits of invasive species management\, as well as ways homeowners and land managers can support birds.
URL:https://www.sleloinvasives.org/event/great-lakes-summer-teacher-workshops/
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20210630T130000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20210630T140000
DTSTAMP:20210629T183951Z
CREATED:20210629T183932Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20210629T183951Z
UID:7935-1625058000-1625061600@www.sleloinvasives.org
SUMMARY:Annual NY Invasive Species Mapping Challenge
DESCRIPTION:We’re hosting a series of Zoom webinars that will be held beginning in January 2024 through May. The webinars are free and continuing education credits are available (click on the links below for details). Registration is required to receive a link to the Zoom webinar and recordings will be sent to registrants. See below for a current schedule and registration links. January\, 4th\, 1 PM-2:15 PM- Invasive Species to Watch For in the New Year. Learn about invasive species encroaching on our region and how you can aid early detection efforts.January 18th\, 10 AM- 11:30 AM- Adirondack Forest Ecology and a Case Study on Hemlock Woolly Adelgid in the Great Smoky Mountains. This webinar is hosted by our partners at the Adirondack Park Invasive Plant Program (APIPP PRISM).February\, 2nd\, 1 PM- 2:15 PM- Swallow-wort Biocontrol Research. Hosted by SLELO’s Eastern Lake Ontario Swallow-wort Collaborative. Learn how researchers are using natural predators to aid the control of invasive swallow-wort plants and get updates on field applications occurring in the state and beyond.March\, 1st\, 1 PM- 2 PM- What You Should Know About Jumping Worms. Jumping worms reduce soil health and can be easily and unknowingly spread by gardeners. Learn how to recognize jumping worms and prevent their spread.April\, 10th\, 1 PM-2 PM- Enhancing the Health of Riparian Ecosystems Through Restoration and Invasive Species Management. Get an overview of our multiyear Riparian Restoration Initiative. Learn about the ecological importance of the project areas\, invasive species impacts\, control & restoration methods used\, selected plants\, community involvement\, and future plans.May 17th\, 1 PM-2 PM- Birds as Habitat Health Indicators. Conservation Director of the Albany Pine Bush Preserve Commission\, Neil Gifford\, will discuss a bird banding and tracking program used to determine ecosystem health on the preserve\, the impacts invasive species can have on bird habitat\, the benefits of invasive species management\, as well as ways homeowners and land managers can support birds.
URL:https://www.sleloinvasives.org/event/annual-ny-invasive-species-mapping-challenge/
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20210628T130000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20210628T140000
DTSTAMP:20210623T112512Z
CREATED:20210621T194949Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20210623T112512Z
UID:7865-1624885200-1624888800@www.sleloinvasives.org
SUMMARY:Make Your Efforts Count: Leveraging iMapInvasives to Record Water Chestnut Pulls
DESCRIPTION:We’re hosting a series of Zoom webinars that will be held beginning in January 2024 through May. The webinars are free and continuing education credits are available (click on the links below for details). Registration is required to receive a link to the Zoom webinar and recordings will be sent to registrants. See below for a current schedule and registration links. January\, 4th\, 1 PM-2:15 PM- Invasive Species to Watch For in the New Year. Learn about invasive species encroaching on our region and how you can aid early detection efforts.January 18th\, 10 AM- 11:30 AM- Adirondack Forest Ecology and a Case Study on Hemlock Woolly Adelgid in the Great Smoky Mountains. This webinar is hosted by our partners at the Adirondack Park Invasive Plant Program (APIPP PRISM).February\, 2nd\, 1 PM- 2:15 PM- Swallow-wort Biocontrol Research. Hosted by SLELO’s Eastern Lake Ontario Swallow-wort Collaborative. Learn how researchers are using natural predators to aid the control of invasive swallow-wort plants and get updates on field applications occurring in the state and beyond.March\, 1st\, 1 PM- 2 PM- What You Should Know About Jumping Worms. Jumping worms reduce soil health and can be easily and unknowingly spread by gardeners. Learn how to recognize jumping worms and prevent their spread.April\, 10th\, 1 PM-2 PM- Enhancing the Health of Riparian Ecosystems Through Restoration and Invasive Species Management. Get an overview of our multiyear Riparian Restoration Initiative. Learn about the ecological importance of the project areas\, invasive species impacts\, control & restoration methods used\, selected plants\, community involvement\, and future plans.May 17th\, 1 PM-2 PM- Birds as Habitat Health Indicators. Conservation Director of the Albany Pine Bush Preserve Commission\, Neil Gifford\, will discuss a bird banding and tracking program used to determine ecosystem health on the preserve\, the impacts invasive species can have on bird habitat\, the benefits of invasive species management\, as well as ways homeowners and land managers can support birds.
URL:https://www.sleloinvasives.org/event/make-your-efforts-count-leveraging-imaoinvasives-to-record-water-chestnut-pulls/
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210626
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20210705
DTSTAMP:20210630T140320Z
CREATED:20210629T191313Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20210630T140320Z
UID:7939-1624665600-1625443199@www.sleloinvasives.org
SUMMARY:3rd Annual Aquatic Invasive Species Landing Blitz
DESCRIPTION:We’re hosting a series of Zoom webinars that will be held beginning in January 2024 through May. The webinars are free and continuing education credits are available (click on the links below for details). Registration is required to receive a link to the Zoom webinar and recordings will be sent to registrants. See below for a current schedule and registration links. January\, 4th\, 1 PM-2:15 PM- Invasive Species to Watch For in the New Year. Learn about invasive species encroaching on our region and how you can aid early detection efforts.January 18th\, 10 AM- 11:30 AM- Adirondack Forest Ecology and a Case Study on Hemlock Woolly Adelgid in the Great Smoky Mountains. This webinar is hosted by our partners at the Adirondack Park Invasive Plant Program (APIPP PRISM).February\, 2nd\, 1 PM- 2:15 PM- Swallow-wort Biocontrol Research. Hosted by SLELO’s Eastern Lake Ontario Swallow-wort Collaborative. Learn how researchers are using natural predators to aid the control of invasive swallow-wort plants and get updates on field applications occurring in the state and beyond.March\, 1st\, 1 PM- 2 PM- What You Should Know About Jumping Worms. Jumping worms reduce soil health and can be easily and unknowingly spread by gardeners. Learn how to recognize jumping worms and prevent their spread.April\, 10th\, 1 PM-2 PM- Enhancing the Health of Riparian Ecosystems Through Restoration and Invasive Species Management. Get an overview of our multiyear Riparian Restoration Initiative. Learn about the ecological importance of the project areas\, invasive species impacts\, control & restoration methods used\, selected plants\, community involvement\, and future plans.May 17th\, 1 PM-2 PM- Birds as Habitat Health Indicators. Conservation Director of the Albany Pine Bush Preserve Commission\, Neil Gifford\, will discuss a bird banding and tracking program used to determine ecosystem health on the preserve\, the impacts invasive species can have on bird habitat\, the benefits of invasive species management\, as well as ways homeowners and land managers can support birds.
URL:https://www.sleloinvasives.org/event/3rd-annual-aquatic-invasive-species-landing-blitz/
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20210616T120000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20210616T130000
DTSTAMP:20210503T174137Z
CREATED:20210421T190447Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20210503T174137Z
UID:7545-1623844800-1623848400@www.sleloinvasives.org
SUMMARY:Webinar 2 - Introduction to eDNA and the target species
DESCRIPTION:We’re hosting a series of Zoom webinars that will be held beginning in January 2024 through May. The webinars are free and continuing education credits are available (click on the links below for details). Registration is required to receive a link to the Zoom webinar and recordings will be sent to registrants. See below for a current schedule and registration links. January\, 4th\, 1 PM-2:15 PM- Invasive Species to Watch For in the New Year. Learn about invasive species encroaching on our region and how you can aid early detection efforts.January 18th\, 10 AM- 11:30 AM- Adirondack Forest Ecology and a Case Study on Hemlock Woolly Adelgid in the Great Smoky Mountains. This webinar is hosted by our partners at the Adirondack Park Invasive Plant Program (APIPP PRISM).February\, 2nd\, 1 PM- 2:15 PM- Swallow-wort Biocontrol Research. Hosted by SLELO’s Eastern Lake Ontario Swallow-wort Collaborative. Learn how researchers are using natural predators to aid the control of invasive swallow-wort plants and get updates on field applications occurring in the state and beyond.March\, 1st\, 1 PM- 2 PM- What You Should Know About Jumping Worms. Jumping worms reduce soil health and can be easily and unknowingly spread by gardeners. Learn how to recognize jumping worms and prevent their spread.April\, 10th\, 1 PM-2 PM- Enhancing the Health of Riparian Ecosystems Through Restoration and Invasive Species Management. Get an overview of our multiyear Riparian Restoration Initiative. Learn about the ecological importance of the project areas\, invasive species impacts\, control & restoration methods used\, selected plants\, community involvement\, and future plans.May 17th\, 1 PM-2 PM- Birds as Habitat Health Indicators. Conservation Director of the Albany Pine Bush Preserve Commission\, Neil Gifford\, will discuss a bird banding and tracking program used to determine ecosystem health on the preserve\, the impacts invasive species can have on bird habitat\, the benefits of invasive species management\, as well as ways homeowners and land managers can support birds.
URL:https://www.sleloinvasives.org/event/webinar-2-introduction-to-edna-and-the-target-species/
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20210614T093000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20210614T120000
DTSTAMP:20210518T161756Z
CREATED:20210518T161700Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20210518T161756Z
UID:7659-1623663000-1623672000@www.sleloinvasives.org
SUMMARY:Great Lakes Panel on Aquatic Nuisance Species Virtual Meeting
DESCRIPTION:We’re hosting a series of Zoom webinars that will be held beginning in January 2024 through May. The webinars are free and continuing education credits are available (click on the links below for details). Registration is required to receive a link to the Zoom webinar and recordings will be sent to registrants. See below for a current schedule and registration links. January\, 4th\, 1 PM-2:15 PM- Invasive Species to Watch For in the New Year. Learn about invasive species encroaching on our region and how you can aid early detection efforts.January 18th\, 10 AM- 11:30 AM- Adirondack Forest Ecology and a Case Study on Hemlock Woolly Adelgid in the Great Smoky Mountains. This webinar is hosted by our partners at the Adirondack Park Invasive Plant Program (APIPP PRISM).February\, 2nd\, 1 PM- 2:15 PM- Swallow-wort Biocontrol Research. Hosted by SLELO’s Eastern Lake Ontario Swallow-wort Collaborative. Learn how researchers are using natural predators to aid the control of invasive swallow-wort plants and get updates on field applications occurring in the state and beyond.March\, 1st\, 1 PM- 2 PM- What You Should Know About Jumping Worms. Jumping worms reduce soil health and can be easily and unknowingly spread by gardeners. Learn how to recognize jumping worms and prevent their spread.April\, 10th\, 1 PM-2 PM- Enhancing the Health of Riparian Ecosystems Through Restoration and Invasive Species Management. Get an overview of our multiyear Riparian Restoration Initiative. Learn about the ecological importance of the project areas\, invasive species impacts\, control & restoration methods used\, selected plants\, community involvement\, and future plans.May 17th\, 1 PM-2 PM- Birds as Habitat Health Indicators. Conservation Director of the Albany Pine Bush Preserve Commission\, Neil Gifford\, will discuss a bird banding and tracking program used to determine ecosystem health on the preserve\, the impacts invasive species can have on bird habitat\, the benefits of invasive species management\, as well as ways homeowners and land managers can support birds.
URL:https://www.sleloinvasives.org/event/great-lakes-panel-on-aquatic-nuisance-species-virtual-meeting/
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