New York Invasive Species Research Institute
Welcome to the New York Invasive Species Research Institute
Current Highlights
- Check out recordings of our latest webinars on the Webinars & Recorded Talks Page
- Are you an invasive species manager or researcher? Join our Expert Database!
- Recent invasive species paper abstracts now available on the Monthly Research Digest page
- Follow us on Twitter! @NY_ISRI
Thousands of introduced species have taken up residence in the US, posing serious threats to agriculture, human health, and the integrity of our lands and waters.
As a major port of entry, New York State, with its vast natural and agricultural resources, is vulnerable to damage from many of these invasive species.
The New York Invasive Species Research Institute serves the scientific research community, natural resource and land managers, and state offices and sponsored organizations by promoting information-sharing and developing recommendations and implementation protocols for research, funding, and management, all in an effort to improve the scientific basis of invasive species management.
Funding for NYISRI is provided by the Environmental Protection Fund as administered by the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation.
Recent Posts
Research Summary: Giving Hemlocks Room to Grow (5/29/2020) - Studying silvicultural techniques to promote the longevity of hemlock trees faced with hemlock woolly adelgid
Researcher Spotlight: Dr. Andrew Reinmann and Kelsey Parker (5/22/2020) - Taking a birds-eye view with satellite data, Dr. Andrew Reinmann and PhD student Kelsey Parker are developing new ways to track invasive species in New York.
Researcher Spotlight: George Robinson, PhD (4/23/2020) - Meet Dr. George Robinson, Professor Emeritus of SUNY Albany and member of the NY Invasive Species Advisory CommitteeLatest News
New Forest Pest Funding Opportunity (5/5/2020) - Recent funding opportunity from the Great Lakes Restoration Initiative
NAISMA Conference (4/3/2019) - This year, the New York Invasive Species Research Institute is partnering with the North American Invasive Species Management Association (NAISMA)...