SLELO PRISM

2025 Autumn Terrestrial Updates

The latest updates from our Terrestrial Restoration and Resiliency Coordinator, Robert Smith.


A Bird’s Eye View of Invasive Spread and Treatment Success

Over the course of the summer, our Conservation and GIS Analyst, and resident drone pilot, Carolyn conducted ten drone flights to monitor spread of invasive species and effectiveness of our treatments.


2025 Autumn Newsletter: Aquatic Updates

See the latest updates from our Aquatic Restoration and Resiliency Coordinator, Adrien Owens.


A Word From Our Director: 2025 Autumn Newsletter

At SLELO PRISM, collaboration is more than a strategy, it’s our foundation. This season, we took a meaningful step to strengthen that foundation by launching our 2025 Partner Engagement Survey.


Protector’s Activity: learn how to choose firewood responsibly.

Cozy Campfires Start with Smart Firewood Choices. Help protect New York’s forests this fall—learn how to choose firewood responsibly.


Beech Leaf Disease: A Growing Threat to Our Forests

The forests of the Northeastern United States and Canada are facing a silent but serious threat—Beech Leaf Disease (BLD). You can help by learning to recognize and report BLD.


How to Keep Your Pledge Going Strong

Summer may be winding down, but your Pledge-To-Protect actions—like checking for invasives, sharing knowledge, and inspiring others—can still make a big impact on the lands and waters you love.


A Ripple Starts with You: Safeguarding Our Lakes, Rivers, and Streams with SLELO PRISM

Enjoying the water this summer? Don’t let aquatic invasive species hitch a ride and protect our lakes from these hidden threats.


Protect What You Love: Volunteer with SLELO PRISM This Summer

Imagine dipping your paddle into a quiet cove, the morning sun glinting off the water as you glide toward a patch of floating plants. Around you, a team of volunteers […]


Growing Smart: How Climate-Smart Gardening Can Help Protect New York’s Landscapes

Learn how climate-smart gardening can help stop invasive species, protect native plants, and build a resilient landscape in the SLELO region.