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SLELO PRISM Bioblitz26 Event

May 1, 2026

This event is part of the larger NNYBioblitz26 iNaturalist Project in collaboration with our partners.

Host: SLELO PRISM
Date: Saturday, June 13th
Time: 9:30AM-1 PM
Location: Lakeview WMA,Pierrepont Pl, Henderson, NY 13650
Details: Participants can choose to take a guided walk or a paddle to explore and record species using iNaturalist. Bring your own bagged lunch to enjoy at the beach after the event. No experience needed, all ages are welcome!

To prepare for this event please follow these steps:

Set up an iNaturalist user account
Join the SLELO PRISM Bioblitz26 iNaturalist special project (instructions)
If 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.

SLELO PRISM Bioblitz26 Event Registration

Please fill out the form to register to attend the SLELO PRISM Bioblitz26 event. Scroll up after submiting for submission confirmation.

Name(Required)

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We do not share your informaiton. Names are recorded to provide accurate attendance records for our outreach metrics.

Email(Required)

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)

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How did you hear abou this event?

Select your affiliation with SLELO PRISM.

Is this your first time attending a SLELO event?

Yes

Do you have an iNaturalist user account?(Required)

Yes

I plan to set one up

This information will be used to add participants and identify observations witin the project.

What 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.

Event Activity Selection

This event will include the option to join a guided paddle or trail walk. Please indicate your interest below.

Please indicate the activity you would like to attend.

Guided paddle

Guided trail walk

Either, place me where you'd like to balance attendance

Do you have your own watercraft?(Required)

Yes I have a watercraft

Please save me a seat in a canoe

Can I borrow a kayak

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.

Megan Pistolese

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SLELO PRISM is a program of The Nature Conservancy designed to protect our lands and waters from the adverse impacts of invasive species. We are funded by the NYS Environmental Protection Fund in partnership with the NYS Department of Environmental Conservation.

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Brittney Rogers
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Education, Outreach, & Communications Coordinator
Megan Pistolese-Shaw
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Terrestrial Restoration and Resiliency Coordinator
Robert Smith
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Aquatic Restoration and Resiliency Coordinator
Adrien Owens
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Conservation & GIS Analyst
Carolyn Koestner
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We wish to acknowledge that most of our work occurs on the traditional territory of the Onundagaonoga and the Hodenosauneega nations.

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SLELO PRISM is a collaborative effort between numerous principal and cooperating partners throughout the region. The contributions and expertise provided by these partners is the key to our success.

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