Volunteer to Remove Mile-a-Minute Vine (In observance of NYISAW - NY Invasive Species Awareness Week) Friday, June 6th, 2 PM Cushman Woods Meadow, Matinecock Led by Carter Rogan Volunteer Coordinator and Stewardship Associate For NYISAW, organizations across all of New York State are offering a variety of engaging events, such as interpretive hikes, volunteer days, ... Read more
Join our partners GEI and Town of Brookhaven for a Guided Invasive Walk at West Meadow Beach! Learn about how invasive species impact local ecosystems, identify various invasive plants, and engage in discussions about conservation. This event is perfect for nature enthusiasts, and anyone interested in environmental stewardship. 11:00 am - 12:00 pm at West ... Read more
Join NY iMapInvasives and the NY Dept. of Agriculture & Markets as we launch the 2025 Spotted Lanternfly Gridsquare Survey Project. Learn how you can conduct surveys for and identify spotted lanternfly and its invasive host plant, the tree-of-heaven. The data collected for this project goes directly into iMapInvasives, the official invasive species database for ... Read more
As part of the NYISAW Webinar Series, WNY PRISM is hosting Christie Trifone Millhouse and Jodi Hougan of the North American Invasive Species Management Association (NAISMA), who will present on NAISMA’s Certified Weed Free Products Program, which aims to prevent the spread of invasive plant species via the movement of industry products including forage, hay, ... Read more
Join Seatuck's Community Science Long Island June webinar! Dive into an eye-opening discussion with Abby Marino (Program Manager, Long Island Invasive Species Management Area (LIISMA)), Carlos Morantes Ariza (Aquatic Invasive Species Coordinator Region 1, NYS DEC) as they explore the water chestnut an invasive aquatic plant that spreads rapidly, choking waterways and harming native species. ... Read more
Volunteer to Remove Mile-a-Minute Vine (In observance of NYISAW - NY Invasive Species Awareness Week) Saturday, June 14th, 9 AM - 11 am Humes Preserve, 349 Oyster Bay Road, Mill Neck Led by North Shore Land Alliance O’Neil Stewards For NYISAW, organizations across all of New York State are offering a variety of engaging events, ... Read more
Join our partner U.S Fish and Wildlife for an invasive species removal event and help protect your local ecosystems! This is a great opportunity to learn about the importance of invasive species management while making a tangible difference in your community. Volunteers must complete a Volunteer Services Agreement (VSA). Forms will be sent to respondents. ... Read more
Join our partner U.S Fish and Wildlife for an invasive species removal event and help protect your local ecosystems! This is a great opportunity to learn about the importance of invasive species management while making a tangible difference in your community. At Wertheim National Wildlife Refuge, 340 Smith Rd, Shirley NY 11967. Volunteers must complete ... Read more
Join Seatuck's Community Science Long Island June In- Person Volunteer Event! Roll up your sleeves and get muddy for a good cause! Join Abby Marino (Program Manager, Long Island Invasive Species Management Area (LIISMA)), Carlos Morantes Ariza (Aquatic Invasive Species Coordinator Region 1, NYS DEC) and other volunteers in manually removing water chestnut an invasive ... Read more
Volunteer to Remove Mile-a-Minute Vine (In observance of NYISAW - NY Invasive Species Awareness Week) Saturday, June 28th, 9 AM Cushman Woods Meadow, Matinecock Led by North Shore Land Alliance O’Neil Stewards For NYISAW, organizations across all of New York State are offering a variety of engaging events, such as interpretive hikes, volunteer days, webinars, ... Read more
Join Seatuck's Community Science Long Island July webinar! Join a discussion with Kassidy Robinson, Conservation Area Manager of the Long Island Invasive Species Management Area (LIISMA), as she discusses the spread of invasive species across Long Island. Learn about key species and discover how to report them! Don't miss out, register now!
