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SUMMARY:SLELO PRISM Bioblitz26 @ Lakeview WMA
DESCRIPTION:CALLING ALL NATURE EXPLORERS! Think you can help identify the most species in a single day? Prove it at the SLELO PRISM BioBlitz26 — a wild\, fast‑moving biodiversity challenge where YOU become the scientist. This BioBlitz feeds into the region‑wide NNYBioblitz26 project on iNaturalist. Registration required to attend (see below). When: June 13; 9:30 AM–1 PMWhere: Lakeview WMA\, Pierrepont Pl\, Henderson\, NY 13650Details: Walk or paddle your way through the landscape\, snap species with the iNaturalist app\, and fuel up with your own beachside lunch afterward. Zero experience required\, just curiosity!  Can’t make it in person\, we’ll go live on Facebook throughout the day to share highlights from the event!  \nPrep steps: \nTo prepare for this event please follow these steps: \n\nSet up an iNaturalist user account \nJoin the SLELO PRISM Bioblitz26 iNaturalist special project (instructions)\nIf you need help getting your account set up or joining the SLELO PRISM Bioblitz26 special project join us on June 8th\, 12-12:30 PM via Zoom.\n\nSLELO PRISM Bioblitz26 Event Registration\nPlease fill out the form to register to attend the SLELO PRISM Bioblitz26 event. Scroll up after submiting for submission confirmation. \n\n\nName(Required)\n                                                    \n                                                    First\n                                                    \n                                                    Last\n                        We do not share your informaiton. Names are recorded to provide accurate attendance records for our outreach metrics. \nEmail(Required)\n                            \n                        We do not share your information. Emails will be used to provide you with important event details\, send liability waivers\, and calendar invitations as needed. Phone(Required)We do not share your information. By providing your number\, we will be able to better communicate event details and updates.How did you hear abou this event?SLELO emailSLELO newsletterSLELO websiteSocial mediaPrinted newspaperDigital news outletOtherSelect your affiliation with SLELO PRISM.SLELO volunteerSLELO partnerNo affilationOther \n\nIs this your first time attending a SLELO event?\n					\n					Yes\n					\n					No\n			\n\nDo you have an iNaturalist user account?(Required)\n					\n					Yes\n					\n					I plan to set one up\n			This information will be used to add participants and identify observations witin the project. \nWhat is or will be your iNaturalist username?This information will be used to add participants and identify observations in the SLELO PRISM Bioblitz26 special project.  \nEvent Activity Selection\nThis event will include the option to join a guided paddle or trail walk. Please indicate your interest below.  \n\nPlease indicate the activity you would like to attend.\n					\n					Guided paddle\n					\n					Guided trail walk\n					\n					Either\, place me where you’d like to balance attendance\n			\n\nDo you have your own watercraft?(Required)\n					\n					Yes I have a watercraft\n					\n					Please save me a seat in a canoe\n					\n					Can I borrow a kayak\n			Participants should bring their own watercraft and life jacket. However\, we do have limited equipment that can be borrowed upon request on a first come first serve basis. We will have extra life jackets at the event.\n   \n\n \n            \n            \n            \n            \n            \n            \n            \n            \n            \n            \n             \nΔ
URL:https://www.sleloinvasives.org/event/sleloprismbioblitz26/
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20260630T183000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20260630T193000
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SUMMARY:Pledge to Protect Info Session
DESCRIPTION:The Pledge to Protect is an empowering and enjoyable way for community members to take action against invasive species. By taking the Pledge to Protect\, participants commit to simple\, effective practices that help prevent the spread of invasive plants and animals in their favorite outdoor spaces\, backyards\, and neighborhoods. \nThose who take the pledge receive easy step‑by‑step actions and educational resources that support everyday stewardship. It’s a fun\, rewarding opportunity to make a real difference in the health of our lands and waters. \nJoin Megan Pistolese‑Shaw\, SLELO PRISM’s Education and Outreach Coordinator\, to learn how you can become a protector of the places you love and take meaningful steps toward safeguarding local ecosystems. This event is through a collaboration with the Local Living Venture out of St. Lawrence County. \n\nWebinar recording \nWebinar slides\n\nPledge to Protect Info Session\nPlease fill out the form below to receive the Zoom meeting information. \n\n\nName(Required)\n                                                    \n                                                    First\n                                                    \n                                                    Last\n                        \nEmail(Required)\n                            \n                        How did you hear about this event?(Required)AffilationPlease indicate your organization or if you’re affiliated with local living venture or SLELO PRISM.  \n\nHave you attended an event with SLELO PRISM before?(Required)\n					\n					Yes\n					\n					No\n			\n   \n\n \n            \n            \n            \n            \n            \n            \n            \n            \n            \n            \n             \nΔ
URL:https://www.sleloinvasives.org/event/pledge-to-protect-info-session/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260701
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260808
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SUMMARY:Water Chestnut Pulls
DESCRIPTION:Join water chestnut removal efforts occurring in the SLELO region. Water chestnut (Trapa natans) is an invasive aquatic plant that grows thick\, dense\, floating mats that impede aquatic recreation\, reduce waterfront property values\, and alter aquatic ecosystems. Water chestnut populations can be suppressed through manual removals of their floating rosette and nutlets. \nWhat to Expect: Using a kayak or canoe to paddle around a given area to collect the floating rosettes and nutlets of water chestnut and bring them ashore to be disposed of. \n\nIf you plan to host a water chesnut pull in the SLELO region\, please contact megan.pistolese@tnc.org. Help capture state-wide water chestnut control efforts and report pre- and post-treatment data to iMapInvasives.org. View a step-by-step guide HERE.\n\n2026 Water Chestnut Pull Schedule: More events and details will be shared as they are received.  \n  \n\nWaterbody: Lakeview WMA South Colwell Pond\nHost: SLELO PRISM\nDate: July 23 (event was postponed from originial July 22nd date due to weather)\nTime: 9 AM–1:30 PM with optional yellow iris removal on site from 1:15-3 PM\nDetails: Meet at Montario Point Boat Launch\, Ellisburg\, NY\nContact: Megan Pistolese-Shaw\, megan.pistolese@tnc.org\nView details and register to attend\n\n  \n\nWaterbody: Lakeview WMA Mud Brook\nHost: DEC\nDate: July 22nd\nTime: 9:30 AM–3 PM\nDetails: Meet at Mud Brook Access Rd. \nContact: Jayla White\, jayla.white@dec.ny.gov\nRegister to attend\n\n  \n\nWaterbody: Tibbets Creek\nHost: DEC\nDates: July 28th and August 4th (rain dates: July 30th; August 6th)\nTime: 9 AM–3 PM\nDetails: Meet on Richardson Road\, Ogdensburg\, NY\nContact: Jayla White\, jayla.white@dec.ny.gov\nRegister to attend\n\n  \n\nWaterbody: Guffin Bay\nHost: Save The River\nDate: Friday\, August 7th\nTime: 9 AM–12:30 PM\nDetails: Meet at Old Moffatt Road in Dexter\, NY\, and paddle 10–15 minutes to Guffin Bay.\nContact: Caryn Clements – programs@savetheriver.org\, 315-686-2010 ext. 203\nRegister to attend\n\n  \nPast events:  \n\nWaterbody: Oneida Creek in Oneida Lake\nHost: Onedia SWCD\, FLLOWPA\, EPA\nDate: July 9th\nTime: 9 AM\nDetails: Meet at Oneida Lake Brew Haus\, 6266 Lakeshore Rd. S S\, Conasota\, NY 13032. Bring your own watercraft/lifejacket. Opening remarks from federal\, state\, and local leaders.\nContact:Haylee Moore\, haylee.moore@oneidacountyswcd.org\nView details and register to attend\nFlyer on Facebook\n\n\nWaterbody: Oswegatchie River\nHost: SLELO PRISM\nDate: July 17th\nTime: 9:45 AM–3 PM\nDetails: Participants will be divided into two groups and assigned to launch from either the Village of Heuvelton Boat Launch or Horseshoe Camp in Heuvelton\, NY. Padddle routes take between 3-4 hours and run between the Village of Heuvelton Boat Launch and Eel Weir State Park.\nContact:Megan Pistolese-Shaw\, megan.pistolese@tnc.org\nView details and register to attend
URL:https://www.sleloinvasives.org/event/waterchestnutpulls/
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SUMMARY:Oswegatchie River Water Chestnut Hand-Pull
DESCRIPTION:Join a manual water chestnut removal effort on the Oswegatchie River on Friday\, July 17th\, 2026. \nRegistration is required to attend this event and should be completed by each participant no later than July 15th to allow time to process required liability waiver forms. More details regarding launch logistics will be emailed to those who register.  \nEvent Details:  \n\nDate: July 17th \nTime: 9:45 AM-3 PM\nWhere: Village of Heuvelton\, NY \nFacebook event\nPress Resease\nEvent graphics (1920 x 1080  1080 x 1080)\n\nParticipants should arrive by 9:45 AM and have their boats ready to launch. The event will kick off promptly at 10 AM with an overview of water chestnut and a hand-pull technique demonstration. \nParticipants should bring their watercraft\, and life jackets are required. Some kayaks\, seats in canoes\, and life jackets can be borrowed upon request\, but space is limited and will be offered on a first-come\, first-served basis. \nParticipants will be guided on a paddle between the Village of Heuvelton Boat Launch and Eel Weir State Park. We will divide into two groups launching from the locations listed below. Each paddle route is approximately 3 and a half miles long\, totaling between 3 and 4 hours\, depending on how many plants we find and paddle speeds.  \nPaddle Route 1: launch from the Village of Heuvelton boat launch and paddle to the Horseshoe Campground (approximately 3 miles/3-4hours). This route is best for those who need to borrow a watercraft.  \nPaddle Route 2: launch from the Horseshoe Camp and paddle to Eel Weir State Park (approximately 3 miles/3-4 hours). This route is best for those who have their own watercraft. \n  \n					\n									REGISTRATION REQUIRED
URL:https://www.sleloinvasives.org/event/oswegatchie-river-water-chestnuts/
LOCATION:Village of Heuvelon\, NY\, Oswegatchie River
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20260821T173000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20260821T193000
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SUMMARY:Spotted Lanternfly & Tree of Heaven Workshop
DESCRIPTION:Hosted by the Finger Lakes & St. Lawrence Eastern Lake Ontario PRISMs August 21\, 2026\, 5:30–7:30 PM Green Lakes State Park 7900 Green Lakes Road\, Fayetteville\, NY 13066. Participants should register to receive important meeting information and instructions for setting up community science tools.  \nAbout the Workshop  \nThe Finger Lakes and St. Lawrence Eastern Lake Ontario (SLELO) PRISMs invite community members to an engaging\, hands‑on workshop focused on identifying\, reporting\, and preventing the spread of the spotted lanternfly (SLF). This invasive insect poses ecological and economic threats across New York State.  \nAlthough SLF has not yet been detected in the SLELO region—including Oneida\, Oswego\, Jefferson\, Lewis\, and St. Lawrence Counties—it is confirmed in Syracuse\, directly bordering the region. This workshop empowers residents to recognize and report SLF to enhance state-wide early detection efforts. \nAbout the Spotted Lanternfly (SLF)  \nThe spotted lanternfly (Lycorma delicatula) is an invasive planthopper that feeds on more than 70 plant species. Its preferred host is the tree of heaven (TOH)—itself an invasive species. SLF threatens:  \n\nEcological health by weakening native trees and forest systems \n\n\nAgriculture & economy by damaging vineyards\, orchards\, hops\, and hardwoods \n\n\nQuality of life through swarming behavior\, sticky honeydew\, and sooty mold buildup \n\nSLF is established in several regions of New York State\, with active monitoring and containment underway.  \nWhat You’ll Learn  \n\nHow to identify SLF at all life stages \n\n\nHow to identify TOH\, its preferred host \n\n\nCurrent SLF distribution in New York State \n\n\nHow to report sightings using iMapInvasives Survey123 \n\n\nHow to join early detection efforts by adopting public areas to monitor for SLF and TOH \n\nEvent Details  \n\nWhat: Spotted Lanternfly Identification & Reporting Workshop \n\n\nWhen: August 21\, 2026 \n\n\nTime: 5:30–7:30 PM \n\n\nWhere: Green Lakes State Park\, 7900 Green Lakes Road\, Fayetteville\, NY 13066 \n\n\nHosted by: Finger Lakes PRISM & St. Lawrence Eastern Lake Ontario (SLELO) PRISM \n\n 
URL:https://www.sleloinvasives.org/event/slfworkshop/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261015
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20261018
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SUMMARY:Volunteer Restoration Planting Opportunities
DESCRIPTION:Like gardening\, nature\, and hands-on conservation? Join us this October to plant native plants at various sites. Please register to attend. No experience is needed—just enthusiasm. All tools and guidance will be provided. \n\nOctober 15 – SLELO Field Office\n\nWhat: Sort and plant native species into raised beds\nWhen: 9 AM–2 PM (tentative)\nWhere: 269 Ouderkirk Road\, Pulaski\, NY\n\n\nOctober 16 – Selkirk Fen\n\nWhat: Plant native species at the restoration site\nWhen: 9 AM–2 PM (tentative)\nWhere: 269 Ouderkirk Road\, Pulaski\, NY. Meet at SLELO Field Office; carpool to site on Route 3.\n\n\nOctober 17 – El Dorado Preserve\n\nWhat: Plant native species at the preserve\nWhen: 10 AM–3 PM (tentative)\nWhere: Grand Jean Rd\, Henderson\, NY\n\n\n\nThese events are part of our Land Protector’s Learning Experience\, and volunteers are welcome to join one or more sessions.  \nLand Protectors Registration\nPlease fill out the form to register to attend one or more Land Protector sessions. See above for schedule and locations. After hitting submit\, scroll up to view your submission confirmation. More details will be sent to those who register to attend events as the date approaches. \n\n\nName(Required)\n                                                    \n                                                    First\n                                                    \n                                                    Last\n                        \nEmail(Required)\n                            \n                        Phone(Required)How did you hear about this event?(Required)SLELO emailSLELO newsletterSLELO websiteSocial mediaPrinted newspaperDigital news outletOtherName of afflliated organizationIf no affiliation write N/A \nThis field is hidden when viewing the form \nAffiliation(Required)\n								\n								SLELO volunteer\n								\n								SLELO partner\n								\n								No affiliation\n							Please select all that apply to you\n\nHave you attended a SLELO event or training before?(Required)\n					\n					Yes\n					\n					No\n			Examples: volunteer surveillance network webinar\, guided surveys\, etc. \n\nAre you an iMapInvasives User?(Required)\n					\n					Yes\n					\n					No\n			\nPlease share your iMapInvasives User IDYou can find your iMapInvasives Person ID (User ID) by logging into the online database and checking your account profile. \n\nAre you an iNaturalist user?(Required)\n					\n					Yes\n					\n					No\n			\nPlease share your iNaturalist usernameYou can find your iNaturalist username by checking your profile page on the website or mobile app \nPlease indicate the sessions you plan to attend.\nSee above for the full schedule and locations. Participants can join one or more sessions. Attending the webinar\, in addition to at least one survey and field session will enhance your experience.  \nThis field is hidden when viewing the form \nJune 3rd Land Protector Webinar\n					\n					Attending\n					\n					Not Attending\n			From 1 PM- 2:30 PM via Zoom. Learn to identify priority terrestrial invasive species\, management techniques\, and how to how to use community science identification tools\, including iMapInvasives\, iNaturalist\, and Seek.\nThis field is hidden when viewing the form \nSummer Field Experiences\nThis field is hidden when viewing the form \nJune 11th Field Session at Black Pond WMA\n					\n					Attending\n					\n					Not Attending\n			10 AM – 1 PM\, Black Pond WMA\, Henderson NY.  Gain experience with field identification and manual management of yellow iris and swallow-wort. \nThis field is hidden when viewing the form \nJuly 22nd Field Session at Lakeview WMA South Colwell Pond\n					\n					Attending\n					\n					Not Attending\n			Held at Lakeview WMA\, Ellisburg/Mannsville\, NY. Water Chestnut Pull: 9 AM- 1:30 PM. Yellow Iris Removal: 1:15 PM-3 PM. \nThis field is hidden when viewing the form \nJune 27th Field Session at El Dorado Preserve\n					\n					Attending\n					\n					Not Attending\n			10 AM- 1 PM\, El Dorado Preserve\, Henderson\, NY.  Gain experience with field identification and manual management of swallow-wort\, and learn about site restoration efforts. \nThis field is hidden when viewing the form \nPlease select what you will particiapte in the 7/22 event.\n								\n								Water Chestnut Hand Pull (must arrive by 8:45 AM)\n								\n								Yellow Iris Management (must arrive by 1:15 PM)\n								\n								Both activities\n							This event includes a water chestnut removal and a yellow iris removal. Volunteers can participate in one or both removal efforts.\nThis field is hidden when viewing the form \nSummer Guided Survey Training Sessions\nGain experience with identifying\, surveying\, and reporting beech leaf disease and elm zigzag sawfly. \nThis field is hidden when viewing the form \nJune 12th Beech Leaf Disease Guided Survey Training(Required)\n					\n					Attending\n					\n					Not Attending\n			10 AM- 12 PM\, Salmon River Falls\, Henderson\, NY. Gain experience with identifying\, surveying\, and reporting beech leaf disease. \nThis field is hidden when viewing the form \nJune 16th Elm Zigzag Sawfly Guided Survey Training\n					\n					Attending\n					\n					Not Attending\n			10:30 AM- 12:30 PM\, Walter Pratt Memorial Park\, Brasher Falls\, NY.  Gain experience with identifiying\, surveying\, and reporting elm zigzag sawfly. \nFall Restoration Planting Sessions\nJoin restoration plantings and learn about restoration efforts. Equipment and guidance will be provided. Times are tentatively scheduled.  \n\nOctober 15th- Pulaski Office planting(Required)\n					\n					Attending\n					\n					Not attending\n					\n					Maybe\n			9 AM- 2 PM (tentative)\, at 269 Ouderkirk Road\, Pulaski\, NY.\nThis field is hidden when viewing the form \nhide:October 16th Deer Creek Marsh Restoration Planting(Required)\n					\n					Attending\n					\n					Not Attending\n					\n					Maybe\n			9 AM- 2 PM (tentative). At Deer Creek Marsh WMA South Rainbow Shores Rd. Pulaski. \n\nOctober 16th Selkirk Fen Restoration Planting (limited to 6 volunteers)(Required)\n					\n					Attending\n					\n					Not Attending\n					\n					Maybe\n			Meet at 9 AM at 269 Ouderkirk Road\, Pulaski NY 13142. We will carpool to the site. \n\nOctober 17th El Dorado Restoration Planting(Required)\n					\n					Attending\n					\n					Not Attending\n					\n					Maybe\n			10 AM- 3 PM (tentative)\, at El Dorado Preserve Grand Jean Rd. Henderson\, NY. \nWinter Hemlock Woolly Adelgid Sessions\nSession for this series are held December-March. Specific dates are not set yet. Notifications will be sent to those who indicate interest in attending.  \n\nWould you like to be notified of HWA winter sessions?(Required)\n					\n					Yes\n					\n					No\n			\nThis field is hidden when viewing the form \nSection Break\nThis field is hidden when viewing the form \nAlternate Bad Weather Date Availability\n If you’re attending any field sessions\, please select your availability to attend alternate dates for listed events should we have to reschedule due to bad weather. You will be notified of updates as the event approaches. \nThis field is hidden when viewing the form \nAre you available on June 17th?\n					\n					Yes\n					\n					No\n			This is an alternative date for the June 12th and June 16th guided survey trainings.\nThis field is hidden when viewing the form \nAre you available on June 18th?\n					\n					Yes\n					\n					No\n			This is an alternative date for the June 11th Black Pond WMA field session.\nThis field is hidden when viewing the form \nAre you available on July 23rd?\n					\n					Yes\n					\n					No\n			This is an alternative date for the July 22nd Lakeview WMA field session. \nThis field is hidden when viewing the form \nAre you available on June 28th?\n					\n					Yes\n					\n					No\n			This is an alternative date for the June 27th El Dorado field session.\nThis field is hidden when viewing the form \nEquipment needs for Lakeview Water Chestnut Pull Attendees\nThis field is hidden when viewing the form \nIndicate your equipment needs.\n								\n								I’ll bring my own watercraft and life jacket\n								\n								I need to borrow a kayak\n								\n								Please save me a seat in a canoe\n							We have limited kayaks and seats in canoes that can be borrowed upon request. \n   \n\n Submit\n            \n            \n            \n            \n            \n            \n            \n            \n            \n            \n             \nΔ
URL:https://www.sleloinvasives.org/event/volunteer-restoration-planting-opportunities/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261117
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20271117
DTSTAMP:20260918T164641Z
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SUMMARY:SLELO PRISM Partner Meetings
DESCRIPTION:Partner meetings are held three times a year. Dates and locations are polled among participating partners. Email brittney.rogers@tnc.org to receive invitations. Visit our partners webpage for more details about our partnership. \n  \n  \nPartner Meeting 2026 Schedule: Virtual options available for all meetings. View meeting registrations for details.  \nOur spring Meeting was held on April 23rd\, 2026 at the NYS DEC Salmon River Fish Hatchery. A recording and summary will be made available on our Partners webpage. \n       Summer: no meeting \n       Fall:  \n\nDate: November 17th\,2026\nTime: 9:45 AM- 12 PM followed by an optional lunch and partner engagement.\nLocation: Potato Hill Farm\, 11904 Potato Hill Rd\, Boonville\, NY 13309\nRegistration \n\n  \n       Winter:  \n\nDate: TBD\nTime: 9:45 AM- 12 PM followed by an optional lunch and partner engagement.\nLocation: Virtual\nRegistration: Coming soon\n\n  \n\nPartner Meeting summaries:\n\n2026 Winter Partner Meeting Summary\n2025 Autumn Partner Meeting Summary\n2025 Spring Partner Meeting Summary\n\n\n\n\nPartner Meeting recordings on YouTube 
URL:https://www.sleloinvasives.org/event/slelo-prism-partner-meetings/
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