SLELO PRISM

2025 Winter Terrestrial Updates

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


2025 Winter Newsletter: Aquatic Updates

Get the latest updates on our Aquatic Restoration and Resiliency Initiatives.


New Multispectral Drone for Advanced Invasives Species Surveillance

Drones are planned to assist our invasive species management efforts.


Urbanization Drives SLF Phenology Shifts

New research at New York University reveals how urban environments are reshaping the invasion dynamics of the spotted lanternfly offering insights into its invasive success.


Suppressing Water Chestnut on the Oswegatchie River

A multi-year project aims to suppress a large population of water chestnuts on the Oswegatchie River.


Volunteer with iMapInvasives

Assist community science with iMapInvasives!


A Word From Our Director: 2025 Winter Newsletter

New beginnings for the SLELO PRISM team include changes in staffing in 2024 and a renewed desire to strengthen partnerships to enhance our conservation work.


Protector’s Activity: Try Winter Sowing

Winter is a great time to think about spring and gardening. Winter sowing is efficient and cost-effective way to introduce native plants in your yard. Get tips on how to use winter sowing as a restoration method.


Protector’s Activity: Volunteer & Take Action

Take action to protect vital ecosystems by becoming one of our volunteers. Join early detection surveys, removal efforts, restoration plantings, and more!


Job Opportunity

Here’s an exciting opportunity to join Team SLELO! We’re hiring a new Aquatic Restoration and Resiliency Coordinator.