New York Invasive Species Research Institute
Webinars and Recorded Talks
Upcoming PRISM Call Presentations
Our calls with the NY Partnerships for Regional Invasive Species Management (PRISMs) are scheduled for the last Wednesday of each month.
Monthly PRISM Call Presentation Recordings
Addressing Invasives in British Columbia: Successes, Challenges, & Where to Next
Presented by Danielle Toperczer of the Invasive Species Council of British Columbia.
Beech Leaf Disease Update
Dr. Enrico Bonello, Professor, The Ohio State University
Volk, Daniel R., Hausman, Constance E., Martin, Danielle K. 2019. Beech Leaf Disease Seasonal Symptom Progression. Cleveland Metroparks Technical Report 2019/NR-07. Division of Natural Resources, Cleveland Metroparks, Parma, Ohio.
Please contact aeb286@cornell.edu if you would like to view this recording.
Emerald Ash Borer Biocontrol
Dr. Russ Bulluck, National Operations Manager, USDA APHIS PPQ
NAISMA Weed Free Forage & Gravel Certification Program and How to Participate
Marsha Watland, Chairperson, North American Invasive Species Management Association Weed Free Forage & Gravel Program and County Ag. Inspector, Becker SWCD
Using Conservation Dogs to Detect Invasive Species in New York State (February 2020)
Dr. Linda Rohleder, Director of Land Stewardship, New York – New Jersey Trail Conference & Coordinator, Lower Hudson PRISM
Cornell Cooperative Extension In-service
Videos and Webinars
Spotted Lanternfly: State of the Science Webinar (NYISAW 2019)
Drs. Miriam Cooperband (USDA APHIS), Julie Urban (Penn State University) and Eric Clifton (Cornell University)
An Update of Biocontrol of Phragmites australis (May 2019)
Dr. Bernd Blossey, Associate Professor, Department of Natural Resources, Cornell University
An Update on Water Chestnut Biocontrol (January 2019)
Dr. Bernd Blossey, Associate Professor, Department of Natural Resources, Cornell University
Invasive Earthworms: Impacts & Management (NISAW 2018)
Dr. Andrea Davalos, Assistant Professor, SUNY Cortland & Dr. Annise Dobson, Postdoctoral Associate, Yale University
What the New Invasive Species Regulations Mean for Ornamental Horticulture
Chris Logue, Director, Division of Plant Industry, New York State Department of Agriculture and Markets
Dr. Donald Leopold, SUNY College of Environmental Science and Forestry