Get an early start to Invasive Species Awareness Week by stopping by the annual Pollinator Palooza Native Plant Sale! In addition to native plants for sale, also be sure to visit Kristopher Williams, Lead Coordinator for the Capital Region Partnership for Regional Invasive Species Management (PRISM), for any questions related to invasive or native plants!
Join Mohawk Hudson Land Conservancy and Addison Kubik of Capital Region PRISM for a closer look at the invasive species present at the preserve. Participants will learn how to identify and manage these plants for a healthier habitat. Registration is Required.
The Wilton Wildlife Festival is a time to enjoy the spectacular bloom of the wild blue lupine flowers while observing the first brood of the endangered Karner blue butterfly. Learn about other native wildlife and get out and enjoy the local trails in the town of Wilton!
Thanks to a grant from the New York State Canal System, we are again partnering with Hudson Crossing Park to provide a unique Champlain Canal Adventure - half history cruise, half environmental hike. Each adventure will be limited to 12 participants, so make your reservation early as they will fill up fast. The 12 participants* […]
It’s Invasive Awareness Week! Enjoy a guided walk and talk through HCP’s pollinator gardens and learn about keystone species, the basics of growing your own native garden, and the importance of managing invasives with special guest Kate Littrell, PhD and Senior Environmental Scientist with NYS Canal Corporation.
Join the Huyck Preserve & Capital Region PRISM at Huyck Preserve for a discussion on how to identify local invasive species, their impacts on native ecosystems and get the chance to do some hands on removal! No registration is required, email Sam Schultz at ss986@cornell.edu for more information
European frogbit is an invasive floating plant from Europe that can form dense patches that limit recreation and disturb the ecology of waterbodies by displacing and outcompeting native species. Frogbit is easily spread by watercraft and has been popping up around the Upper Susquehanna Watershed in recent years. Join CRISP, the CR-PRISM, and OCCA in […]
