Tree health can be impacted by many factors, including invasive species. You can help by monitoring tree health in your community.
Tree health can be impacted by many factors, including invasive species. You can help by monitoring tree health in your community.
With HWA spreading across New York state and along the east coast, having a hemlock conservation plan in place, before your hemlocks are infested with this invasive pest, will allow you to put your resources towards the protection of the hemlocks you value the most.
Winter is a great time to start planning for your garden. Learn what plants are native to your zipcode with a native plant finder tool, and view native plant lists to help get you started. Choosing to grow native plants helps to stop the spread of invasive plants and supports pollinators!
Working together, the SLELO PRISM partners have brought many successes in our efforts to protect our lands and waters from the threat of invasive species. Our 2021 Annual Report provides an overview of these efforts.
Hemlock woolly adelgid (HWA) is an invasive pest that threatens the health of our forests by killing hemlock trees. Learn how you can help protect hemlock trees from HWA.
By working together, this past year has brought many successes in our efforts to protect our lands and waters from the threat of invasive species.
View a visual survey conducted by the NYS DEC Forest Health and partners in 2021 for a variety of damage causing agents and invasive pests in New York state.
During 2021, 9 stewards covered nearly 27 launches across the region, inspecting 9,648 watercraft and preventing 436 species from being transported by watercraft.
View a summary of our terrestrial fieldwork this season. Get updates about our hypena opulenta releases, the results of the Black River Feasibility Study, control work, and surveys.
Long-time SLELO volunteer, Frank Williams, shares some phone applications he uses while conducting field surveys.