Cocoon Heat Tolerance of Pheretimoid Earthworms Amynthas tokioensis and Amynthas agrestis
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Researcher Spotlight: Melissa K. Fierke, PhD
Meet Dr. Melissa Fierke, Associate Professor of Forest Entomology at SUNY ESF
Researcher Spotlight: Dr. Peter Ducey
Meet Dr. Peter Ducey, SUNY Distinguished Teaching Professor at SUNY Cortland.
Predicting aquatic invasion in Adirondack lakes
Dr. Richard Ross Shaker, Assistant Professor, Ryerson University & Stephanie Nick, Associate Project Manager, GeoEco Design Importance of predicting invasion Knowing where invasive species are...
The Geography of Invasion Risk
Dr. Jenica Allen, Assistant Professor at University of New Hampshire, discusses her recent work with invasive plant biogeography in the context of climate change.
When is Invasive Species Control Feasible? Tools to Help Assess a Project Before You Start
Dr. Jeff Corbin, Professor at Union College, discusses his recent paper on using decision support tools to strategically manage invasive plants.
Underground Invaders: Impacts and Implications of Non-native Earthworms in North America
Annise Dobson, PhD Candidate at Cornell University, writes about her research on invasive earthworms.
Welcome to the NYISRI Blog
The purpose of the New York Invasive Species Research Institute (NYISRI) blog is to bring together natural resource managers, policy-makers, and scientists in New York State...