Finger Lakes Partnership for Regional Invasive Species Management- your resource for education, outreach, and control for the 17 counties of the Finger Lakes.
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Winter is time to look for egg masses--on just about anything.
PRISM'S Hilary Mosher, and NYSIPM's Brian Eshenaur weigh in on spotted lanternfly in Central New York.
#invasive #SpottedLanternfly
Watch their report of CNY Central:
tinyurl.com/4ccxmexf
ALT photo shows two adult lanternflies and some patches of egg mass. Egg mass can be found on many surfaces throughout the winter.
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blogs.cornell.edu/nysipm/202… #Ticks can be active throughout the winter -learn their habits. And protect yourself and your family by proper protection including treated clothing. But follow the directions! #TickborneDisease #outdoors
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northeastipm.org/about-us/pu… Visit the Northeastern IPM Center's Dec 2020 Newsletter page. #bees #pollinators #SpottedLanternfly #IPM
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Summer Employment - do you love the Finger Lakes? Get paid to help protect them!
Watercraft Stewards are responsible for public outreach and education about the spread of aquatic invasive species. Located at boat launches across the Finger Lakes. Apply: apply.interfolio.com/61008
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DEC and @nyagandmarkets have released a Fall 2019 update on #SpottedLanternfly in New York State: dec.ny.gov/press/118680.html
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#Oakwilt is a deadly fungal disease that kills oak trees. DEC recommends the public conduct any planned oak pruning now through February while the insects that can spread the disease are inactive.
For more info: on.ny.gov/2hVyQfI
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What are the most impactful #InvasiveSpecies (insects, fungi, & plants), how are they distributed & what are the proven and potential management strategies? Find out during the webinar with @DrDavidCoyle on Oct 16 at 1CT hubs.ly/H0kTWhT0
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Steuben Cooperative Extension celebrates 100 years stargaz.tt/2N5CpiS via @stargazette congratulations @CCESteuben @ccecornell
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Want to be updated on spotted lanternfly management and research? Join myself, @Julie_Urban, and Dave Jackson for a SLF webinar on Wednesday, September 19th from 11-12pm, hosted by @NortheastIPM! Information and registration can be found here: northeastipm.org/ipm-in-acti…
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Evidence red swamp crayfish impact our waters. Do not release these or other crawdads from live food vendors, dump as fishing bait, or classrooms where they are used as live study specimens. Great for study, not for the environment where they are invasive. Get #habitattitude!
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Water Chestnut is an aquatic invasive species that has negative impacts on ecosystems and water recreation where it is present. How can YOU help stop it from spreading? By volunteering in a Water Chestnut pull! Swipe... facebook.com/fliathws/posts/…
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There are native milfoils in BC, but Eurasian water-milfoil is a concern in many parts of eastern Canada and the US, and has been found in the Prince George and Kootenay regions. @CleanDrainDry to help keep the zombie plant our of our waterways! nwipc.org/news/clean-drain-d…
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This is not a red or blue issue. Protecting and preserving the #GreatLakes is a priority of mine and I will continue to champion full funding to restore the lakes through the Great Lakes Restoration Initiative in Congress. cleveland.com/opinion/index.…
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When removing an invasive plant from your yard, do not dump it in your compost or fire-pit. All plant materials should be placed in thick black plastic bags. Seal the bags tightly and leave them in direct sunlight for about a week. Allow it to dry out thoroughly before disposing.
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Aquatic insects. Water chemistry. Invasive species. What do they all have in common? They are part of the FLI's Finger Lakes Regional Stream Monitoring Network K-12 citizen science program! Join us August 22nd for an educator workshop, sign up today! conta.cc/2uzRgXC
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Storing equipment or parking in areas like this will definitely lead to the spread of invasive plants. Knapweed is the plant you can see in this photo but there is also Hound’s Tongue on site. #workcleango #playcleango #equipment #lriss
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WORKSHOP: tinyurl.com/ybolmt53 Scott Williams, PhD, CT Ag Exp Station. “Results of 5-years of integrated tick management in residential Fairfield County covers the 5-year project examining deer removal, fipronil-rodent bait boxes, & Met52 spray REGISTER TODAY
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New Hampshire Sea Grant is seeking a Citizen Science Outreach Coordinator.
You get to work with volunteers in the field, organize training and data collecting opportunites & so much more!
Please visit the official job post for details and to apply:
bit.ly/CRV-jobpost
