On Wednesday, June 7th, at 1 PM, join the Melody Lake Association, the NYSDEC Region 7 Sustainability Committee, Cortland County Soil and Water and several of our association members to attempt to manually remove as many of these snails as possible!
Registration: Email rcrosati@frontiernet.net to register
In celebration for NYS Invasive Species Awareness Week join us for an enjoyable day of invasive species control! Water chestnut, an invasive plant that is highly disruptive to aquatic ecosystems. Take to the waters to help reduce the population of water chestnut. Bring your own watercraft, or reserve a space in ours.
Register here: https://www.catskillinvasives.com/events/2023/6/7/canadarango-lake-water-chestnut-pull
In celebration for NYS Invasive Species Awareness Week join us for an enjoyable day of invasive species control, and be featured in an informational Facebook Live video for New York State! Water chestnut is an invasive plant that is highly disruptive to aquatic ecosystems. Take to the waters to help reduce the population of water chestnut. Bring your own watercraft, or reserve a space in ours. Register here:https://www.catskillinvasives.com/events/2023/6/7/canadarango-lake-water-chestnut-pull
To celebrate Invasive Species Awareness Week, please join us to help protect the Ashokan Rail Trail vistas from invasive species. During this workday, we will show you how to identify and report invasive species through iMapInvasives, and properly remove them at vistas along the trail.
Please register here: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdHx68qE6DC9pnJAKZoM9bncBMV_AY0JBZOaP3LwiVrVfELHA/viewform
Contact Kate Cooper with any questions at volunteer@catskillcenter.org
In celebration for NYS Invasive Species Awareness Week join CRISP for an enjoyable day of invasive species control, and be featured in an informational video for New York State! Water chestnut is an invasive plant that is highly disruptive to aquatic ecosystems. Take to the waters to help reduce the population of water chestnut. Please bring your own watercraft, or reserve a space in ours.
WHERE: Looking Glass Pond, Rossman Hill Road, Summit, NY 12175
This invasive species workday will be hands-on removal! We will identify and report species through iMapInvasives, and properly remove invasives at vistas along the trail.
Please register at https://forms.gle/C5UHbg48gSuHYGfP6 , and contact Kate Cooper for any questions at kcooper@catskillcenter.org
Calling volunteers and Earth heroes of all ages! Help us protect our native habitat’s biodiversity by removing an invasive plant species called swallow-wort. Please bring work gloves and a good pair of shoes. Tools will be provided, but bring a gardening trowel and knee pads if you have them.
Participants do not have to pay the Park’s day-use fee. Groups will meet at the Nature Center for instructions at 10 am and again at 12 pm, stay as long as you’d like!
To register, please call the Minna Anthony Common Nature Center (315) 482-2479.
Meet Cornell Cooperative Extension Suffolk County and the Long Island Invasive Species Management Area at the Swan River Preserve in Patchogue. Chat with our education professionals about the site’s history, invasive species, and restoration efforts. You can also take a self-guided tour around the preserve with plant information cards, or bring gloves to help us pull some weeds!
Come join CRISP in pulling invasive water chestnut at the beautiful Looking Glass Pond!
CRISP will provide all the equipment you need to thwart water chestnut except for watercraft. Participants will need to bring their own kayak, canoe, rowboat, etc. All outside vessels brought should be decontaminated prior to the event or have been out of the water for 2+ weeks.
Make sure to pack a lunch and dress for the weather! Rain or shine water chestnut will be pulled! (barring thunderstorms or torrential downpour)
If interested, please email Sarah Coney at sconey@catskillcenter.org so we know how many people to anticipate and what equipment to prepare.
Survey for invasive species at one of our most important wetlands!
