New York’s invasive species early detection network in Millbrook

Posted by Harlem Valley News Posted on April 22, 2016
Posted in Amenia, Beekman, Dover, Education, Events, Government, Nature - Environment, North East, Patterson, Pawling, Science, Sherman, Southeast, Stanford, Union Vale, Washington

 

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2016 iMapInvasives Training Sessions

PRISM Location Date
Finger Lakes Ithaca, NY May 12
CRISP
Catskills Regional Invasive Species Partnership		 Mt. Tremper, NY May 14
Lower Hudson Millbrook, NY May 17
Lower Hudson
New York Botanical Garden		 Bronx, NY May 18
APIPP
Adirondack Park Invasive Plant Program		 Newcomb, NY May 20
Capital-Mohawk Schenectady, NY June 3
Capital-Mohawk
Sponsored by ADK Club with focus on aquatic surveys		 Albany, NY June 4
LIISMA
Long Island Invasive Species Management Area		 Shirley, NY June 7
SLELO
St. Lawrence-Eastern Lake Ontario		 Watertown, NY June 9
Western NY/ Finger Lakes Joint Training Castile, NY
Letchworth SP		 June 16

Author: Harlem Valley News