Most of us think of invasive plants as those that invade natural areas. You may be surprised to know that your landscape may be harboring invasive species that were intentionally planted.
Most of us think of invasive plants as those that invade natural areas. You may be surprised to know that your landscape may be harboring invasive species that were intentionally planted.
Spring is here and invasive plants are already greening up! Learn about some common invasive plants you may have in your own backyard.
Over 70 thousand pounds of water chestnuts have been removed by SLELO partners and volunteers between 2018-2020. We’re exploring how these removals are impacting natural aquatic systems, how we should measure the success of our efforts and what data should we all be reporting?
SLELO PRISM and partners are teaming up to raise awareness for spotted lanternfly!
Urban forests provide many benefits to people and nature. SLELO PRISM is reaching out to cities in our region to collaborate on an Urban Forest Sustainability initiative geared to enhance the health of urban forests in the path of invasive species and climate change.
This year we celebrate the 50th anniversary of Earth Day! April 22, 1970, 20 million Americans joined together to demand a new way forward for our planet. This movement is […]
Contact us if you are interested in volunteering with the SLELO PRISM and The Nature Conservancy to help develop a new database! Download Database Volunteer Flyer PDF For other volunteer […]
Check out our new invasive species handbook!
The NYS DEC has announced that zebra mussels were discovered in Delta Lake in Rome, NY in January of this year. An investigation and water testing confirmed that zebra mussel larvae are present at the Rome Fish Hatchery whose water is supplied by the Lake.
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