New York State Invasive Species Program. Aquatic Invasive Species Distribution Map. Terrestrial Invasive Species Distribution Map. Special Reports, Brochures and More. Working with more than 30 cooperating organizations and communities throughout the Adirondack region.

Similar to the TV show, Chopped, teams are given a mystery ingredient and one hour to create a healthy dish utilizing items from the community pantry. Exciting adventures await all youth ages 6-17 at 4-H Camp Wabasso. We offer two-day, three-day, four-day, and week-long residential camps as well as a week-long day camp. View the camp schedule, brochure, and more! Learn more a.

62; What We Do. 62; In The Schools Program. In 2009, Save The River launched a new partnership with area schools districts to bring the St. Lawrence River to the classroom, educating area school children about the St. Lawrence River, its fragility and the importance of its protection. Teaching in a River community and want to participate? Teach your class about the Upper St.

Invasive Species of Eastern USA Blog. Monday, March 17, 2014. Science Takes On a Silent Invader. Since they arrived in the Great Lakes in the 1980s, two species of mussels the size of pistachios have spread to hundreds of lakes and rivers in 34 states and have done vast economic and ecological damage. Mussels, have disrupted ecosystems by devouring phytoplankton. Molloy, an emeritus biologist.

Monitor Change in the North Country. Resources from Nature Up North.

New York Invasive Species Research Institute. Of an Aquatic Invasive Plant. New York Invasive Species Research Institute. Follow us on Twitter! .

Working to eradicate and control invasives species in the Finger Lakes Region of New York. New York State Invasive Species Program. Working to reduce the introduction, spread, and impact of invasive species throughout our region. The FL-PRISM 2014-2015 Annual Report is Here! July 30, 2015. NYS Invasive Species Awareness Week Events.