April is Earth month! Learn easy and fun ways to take action to protect your favorite outdoor spaces from invasive species.
April is Earth month! Learn easy and fun ways to take action to protect your favorite outdoor spaces from invasive species.
Spring is coming! There are many ways you can help prevent the spread of invasive species while you enjoy your favorite springtime activities. Tips for Birding The excitement of returning […]
SLELO PRISM is launching a new initiative to enhance our work in Connected Lands And Waters (CLAW).
In support of and to strengthen conservation outcomes of the NYS DEC’s Comprehensive Invasive Species Management Plan, the SLELO PRISM’s strategic approach addresses invasive species issues by aligning with key strategies.
The latest updates from our Terrestrial Restoration and Resiliency Coordinator, Robert Smith.
Get the latest updates from our Aquatic Restoration and Resiliency Coordinator, Brittney Rogers.
Help protect hemlocks by joining a state-wide HWA Mapping Challenge occurring now through March 15th!
The name “goutweed” originated from its medicinal use for treating gout– which likely lent to it’s introduction by early settlers. Despite its medicinal purposes, goutweed has become known as an invasive species.
Hear from the Regional Forest Health Network regarding their new collaboration with SLELO PRISM, and updates from the Tug Hill Commission.
4500 trees were planted by a community member to restore old farmland.