New York Invasive Species Research Institute
New York Invasive Species Network
New York has a state-wide management effort for invasive species, with management areas covering all of the state. This comprehensive effort is made possible by coordination among the Invasive Species Council, Invasive Species Advisory Committee, and the regional bodies that manage invasive species (PRISMs).
NYISRI helps to connect it all, as we coordinate research, build networks, and support our partners in this common mission.
PRISMs
Eight Partnerships for Regional Invasive Species Management, or PRISMs, cover all of New York State. These organizations are a coordinated effort to manage invasive species in their regions, through invasive species control, outreach and education, volunteer coordination, and early monitoring programs. NYISRI works to build collaborations among the PRISMS, and facilitate research needs and outcomes.
Working with the state, nation, and beyond.
NYISRI collaborates with the NY Invasive Species Council and Invasive Species Advisory Committee (ISAC). Led by the Department of Environmental Conservation and Department of Agriculture and Markets, the council works to coordinate invasive species efforts among 9 other state agency members. The Advisory Committee seats researchers, conservationists, managers, and other stakeholders to provide guidance to the Council.
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Research & Management
NYISRI collaborates with many invasive species research groups and managers across the state. Visit the expert database to connect with them, or join the database yourself!
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