Eastern Lake Ontario Symposium Archive - SLELO PRISM

Eastern Lake Ontario Symposium Archive

2023 Symposium Resources:

MORNING SESSION

Lightning-Round Session

Pledge to Protect Initiative-Megan Pistolese Shaw, SLELO PRISM
Watercraft Inspection Steward Program– SLELO/TILT Watercraft Inspection Steward
Indian River Lakes Project WHIRL– Erin Ermine, IRLC
NY Great Lakes Action Agenda- Emily Fell, NYS DEC/Cornell Water Resources Institute
Tracking Lake Trout in Lake Ontario: Collaborating with the Charter Industry to Conduct Research- Stacy Furgal, NYSG
Study of Iconic Native and Invasive Florida Ant Species– Haley Depner, Maine Department of Agriculture, Conservation and Forestry
Managing Buckthorn to Restore the Sackets Harbor Battlefield– Maria Cipullo, NYS OPRHP
Fort Drum Invasive Plant Survey– Greg Welter, NYNHP

AFTERNOON SESSION

Approaches to Protect Hemlock Forests- Caroline Marschner, NYSHI
5-Year Typha Management Assessment in Oswego Peatland-Eric Hellquist, SUNY Oswego University
Leveraging iMapInvasives Data to Evaluate Invasive Species Management Effectiveness-Fate Syewoangnuan, NYNHP/iMapInvasives
Preparing for and Managing Spotted Lanternfly- Brian Eshenaur, Cornell NYS IPM
Pesticide Use Requirements & Certification- Don Nelson, NYS DEC Bureau of Pesticides Management (Not able to share slides)

2023 Symposium Resources

SLELO PRISM

The Nature Conservancy

NYS Department of Agriculture and Markets

NYS Integrated Pest Management

NYS Office of Parks Recreation and Historic Preservation

APIPP PRISM

NYS DEC/Cornell Water Resources Institute

NYS Department of Environmental Conservation

New York Sea Grant/Cornell University

NYS Hemlock Initiative:

New York Natural Heritage Program

NYNHP Website

NYiMapInvasives

Indian River Lakes Conservancy:

Tug Hill Tomorrow Land Trust

New York Invasive Species Research Institute/Cornell University:

2021 Symposium Presentations & Resource Page

2019 Symposium Presentations & Resources

Presentations

2019 Symposium Announcement

Challenge of Managing Invasive Species in Restoration Projects_Dr. Tom Whitlow

Implications of Climate Change on Invasive Species in the Northeast and Considerations for Management_Carrie Brown Lima

Preparing Your Woods for More Frequent Disturbance in the Face of Invasive species & Climate Change_Greg Sargis

Enhancing Resiliency Against Invasive Species & Supporting Pollinators Through Highway Corridor Restoration_John Falge

Seeds for Restoration_ Edward Toth

Moving Forward_Resiliency in Our Work_ Rob Williams

Resourcees

Biocontrol Updated 2020

Healthy Forests Scorecard

KeepForestsHealthy Initiative

Climate Change Response Framework: Keeping Forests Healthy Overview

Landowner Guide to Managing Invasive Plants

Pesticide Management Education Program

NYS Comprehensive Invasive Species Management Plan

DEC Pesticide Regulation Information

DEC Pesticide Management Brochure

Invasive Species Funding Opportunities

DEC Invasive Species 6-8 Curricula

2017 Symposium Presentations & Resources

Presentations

Symposium Announcement 2017

Resourcees

Protect U.S. Community Invasive Species Network Provides scripted Powerpoints, E-Learning Modules, Lesson Plans, and Youtube Channel for various pests and invasive species

The University of Georgia Center for Invasive Species and Ecosystem Health Provides education and outreach information on invasive species, as
well as, a library of cited invasive species images

Urban Forestry Today Provides recently recorded webcasts from the University of Massachusetts Department of Environmental Conservation,
Amherst, MA.
National Plant Diagnostic Network Provides First Detectors Resources such as taxonomic training modules,

Sentinel Plant Network Provides early detector/outreach resources for
invasive species/plant pests and pathogens

Templates for invasive species and forest pest interpretive signs

Phragmites Adaptive Management Framework

2014 Symposium Presentations

Japanese Knotweed – 2014 Symposium PDF

Water Chestnuts – 2014 Symposium

Swallow-wort Bio Control 2014 Symposium PDF

Giant Hogweed 2014 Symposium PDF 2

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