Partner Spotlight: The Peconic Land Trust
At the recent LIISMA Spring Partners Meeting and Workshop, we were pleased to be joined by Jessie McSwane and Josh Halsey representing the Peconic Land Trust for a partner spotlight … Read more
At the recent LIISMA Spring Partners Meeting and Workshop, we were pleased to be joined by Jessie McSwane and Josh Halsey representing the Peconic Land Trust for a partner spotlight … Read more
The month of June has had a little bit of everything for the LIISMA team – surveying conservation areas, responding to emerging species, and helping partners along the way. Early … Read more
As we gear up for a new season of conservation efforts, we’re excited to introduce Emma Diaz, the newest member of the LIISMA team! In this Q&A, she shares her … Read more
Fieldwork in focus, May 2025 With a new team assembled, LIISMA kicked off the field season, visiting sites new and old with fresh eyes. We explored the farthest reaches … Read more
As warm weather beckons us to the trails, hikers should be aware of an unexpected environmental impact: the spread of invasive species through their boots. These non-native species pose one … Read more
Staff Transitions Abby Marino, currently Conservation Area Manager, will take on the role of Program Manager on May 12. Abby comes to this role with four years of experience at … Read more
The Long Island-Metro Aquatic Invasive Species Task Force is a collaborative of governmental agencies (federal, state, county agencies municipalities), non-profits, and public stakeholders. LIMAIS works together to increase awareness of … Read more
Nestled next to the Connetquot River and spanning nearly 700 acres in Great River, NY, Bayard Cutting Arboretum has beautiful cultivated landscapes and natural areas for visitors to enjoy. Managing … Read more
If you’re interested in invasive species, you’re likely familiar with their ubiquitous effects, impacting our lives from the economy to human health, and our specialty – the environment. Taking on … Read more
What’s the difference between a tomato plant and knotweed? Well, many things– one is welcome in your backyard garden for delicious snacks, while the other is likely an unwelcome nuisance. … Read more