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SUMMARY:CCE In-Service: Jumping Worm Session
DESCRIPTION:Description: Jumping worms are increasingly found in urban\, managed\, and natural landscapes and consequently have reached the notice of many gardeners\, farmers\, and natural resource professionals.  In response to the many questions around the biology\, impacts\, and management of jumping worms\, the NY Invasive Species Research Institute has been coordinating with researchers in the Northeast and Midwest to form the Jumping Worm Outreach Research and Management (JWORM) Working Group. \nIn this session of Cornell Cooperative Extension’s virtual In-Service\, the JWORM Working Group will give an overview of jumping worm biology & impacts\, provide an update on the most recent research findings\, and articulate the research needs that the group has identified.  The presenters will then engage in an interactive discussion with participants on research needs as well as answer questions via a facilitated Q&A session. \nPresenters:  Dr. Annise Dobson\, Postdoctoral Researcher\, Yale University\,  Dr. Andrea Davalos\, Assistant Professor\, SUNY Cortland\,  Dr. Brad Herrick\, Ecologist & Research Program \,  Zanager\, UW Madison Arboretum\,  Dr. Timothy McCay\, Professor\, Colgate University\,   Dr. Kyle Wickings\, Associate Professor\, Cornell University \nFree registration for this session here.
URL:https://www.nyisri.org/event/cce-in-service-jumping-worm-session/
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SUMMARY:CCE In-Service: Invasive Species Networking Lunch
DESCRIPTION:Invasive Species Networking and Lunch Event\nThe Invasive Species Program work team (PWT) is in the process of reestablishing after a couple of years of inactivity. There is great potential to strengthen IS outreach in NYS by connecting Cornell faculty and CCE programming with NYS’ invasive species program\, including the Partnerships for Regional Invasive Species Management (PRISMs)\, iMap Invasives\, and DEC. \nWe will be hosting a lunch hour virtual networking session to  help connect these groups further and brainstorm ideas for increasing collaboration and communication \nCornell Cooperative Extension Program Work Teams (PWT) are communities of learning and practice that focus on specific Extension areas and issues. PWTs bring Cornell faculty and staff\, CCE educators\, industry members and stakeholders together to collaborate and innovate. \nFree registration for this event here.
URL:https://www.nyisri.org/event/cce-in-service-invasive-species-networking-lunch/
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SUMMARY:CCE In-Service: Invasive Species Research Needs
DESCRIPTION:Researching the Research Needs: Identifying invasive species research priorities in New York State\nDescription:  Understanding the needs of invasive species managers is a critical requirement to establishing programs that meet these needs. An important and unique role that the New York Invasive Species Research Institute plays is that of collecting research needs from state partners.  In 2019\, we employed a new approach known as Group Concept Mapping (GCM) with the hope of 1) engaging a broader and more diverse audience in our call for research needs\, 2) increasing transparency and standardization of the research needs solicitation process\, and 3) introducing the opportunity for individuals to not only suggest ideas\, but also give feedback as far as the importance and feasibility of these ideas.  In this session of the Cornell Cooperative Extension virtual In-Service\, we present the results of this process\, including priorities according to importance and feasibility\, emergent topics and overarching themes\, as well as recommendations moving forward. \nPresenters:  Carrie Brown-Lima\, Director\, New York Invasive Species Research Institute\,  Bryan Dailey\, Technical Advisor\, New York Invasive Species Research Institute\,  Audrey Bowe\, Project Coordinator\, New York Invasive Species Research Institute \nFree registration for this session here.
URL:https://www.nyisri.org/event/cce-in-service-invasive-species-research-needs/
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SUMMARY:CCE In-Service: Tools for Invasive Species Outreach
DESCRIPTION:Tools\, Tips & Tricks to Enhance Invasive Species Education & Outreach During a Time of Social Distancing\nDescription: Raising awareness of invasive species often involves hands-on experiences and in-person events. Success of these engagements are often measured by the number of events held\, and number of attendees. The COVID 19 pandemic has changed the way we engage with the public and virtual experiences are becoming the new normal.  This session at Cornell Cooperative Extension’s virtual In-Service will showcase tools\, tips and tricks that enhance invasive species education/outreach efforts and strategies in a virtual world. \nPresenters: Megan Pistolese\, Education and Outreach Coordinator\, SLELO PRISM\, The Nature Conservancy\,  Emily Thiel\, Education and Outreach Program Manager\, WNY PRISM\, Buffalo State University \nFree registration for this session here.
URL:https://www.nyisri.org/event/cce-in-service-tools-for-invasive-species-outreach/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20201118T110000
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SUMMARY:November Webinar: Incident Command System & Response
DESCRIPTION:Join us for November’s PRISM webinar with Molly Hassett\, the Response & Management Coordinator at the New York Department of Environmental Conservation\, as she presents on Incident Command System and Response. \nDate: November 18th*\, 2020 11:00 AM-12:00 PM Eastern Time (US and Canada) (*please note the alternate date) \nTo join the presentation\, go to this Zoom link and follow the on-screen call-in details. \nA recording of the presentation will be made available on NYISRI website and on the NY Invasives YouTube Channel.
URL:https://www.nyisri.org/event/november-webinar-incident-command-system-response/
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