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We are letting people know about the free Japanese knotweed control program we are administering. Thank you North Country Public Radio and Emily Russell for your interviewing us.
https://t.co/JGTphB9pKA
We are hiring summer Field Research Assistants and a Team Photographer! https://t.co/KsMg6hLcN2
(6) Aquatic Invasive Species Research Assistants
(1) Paid Team Photography Intern
We are hiring! $15-$18 per hour for field research positions. Do you love aquatic plants? Come join us this summer. Posting is here: https://t.co/vy2KxRCneY @paulsmiths@PSCNatSci@PSCsuccess@paulsmiths@sunyesf
Your feedback is wanted on these new draft Byways signs! https://t.co/1iRFSUwPO2
We will be collecting input from the public from now until July 20th. Please let us know what you think by going to the link above 👆
We chat with Patrick Bly of Patrick Bly Photography in our latest blog post about invasive species and how photos can work to raise awareness. Read it here: https://t.co/v46T9wgjc1
@AdkLandTrust A small advancement at our business is the drafting and addition of an Equity Statement to our website: https://t.co/F4iAOziibz Every year we hire a field crew to conduct research and surveys to combat invasive species. We want to be inclusive of a broader array of applicants...
Here's to our 10 dedicated field and office staff and our 12+ clients this season. Thank you all for your support as we grow our business to protect the environment.
We’ve worked closely with the person in this position over the years as APIPP’s AIS Early Detection Team contractor. The new person will fill an important leadership role n the protection of ADK lakes.
We're hiring! The Aquatic Invasive Species Coordinator (AISC) is a lead member of the APIPP team who works in partnership with the @NYSDEC to protect the Adirondack region from the impact of invasive species. Apply here: https://t.co/z5SbIgD0yG
Our web page overview of the work we're doing on the Central Adirondack Scenic Byway has been updated with a video presentation! Find the video and page here: https://t.co/1iRFSUwPO2
After initially finding HWA in NY, DEC, Cornell's NYS Hemlock Initiative, the ADK Park Invasive Plant Program (APIPP), & Lake George Land Conservancy staff spent ~100 days surveying and delineating the infestation to prep for treatment. Check out this vid: https://t.co/1d5Cm1jvbU
Thanks @gwendolynnn1 (and Mark!) for continuing to spread the word on how to identify and report hemlock woolly adelgid infestations. This invasive is tiny and we can all play a role in saving our hemlocks.🔎
Looking for public input! We designed signs to be placed along the Central Adirondack Scenic Byway and want your feedback. Learn more here: https://t.co/1iRFSUwPO2