Volunteers will work in teams to identify, cut, drag and flag invasive honeysuckle, burning bush and autumn olive. Please wear long sleeves and pants, and closed toe shoes. A hat, sunscreen, bug spray and your own water is recommended. Tools will be provided, but feel free to bring your favorites, if you like.
Calling all volunteers! Meet us at the junction of M-94 & Forest Lake Road for our annual garlic mustard pulling events!
Join the Invasive Species Awareness Coalition (ISAC) of Dubois County, for an invasive plant removal workday, Saturday June 5th from 9am to Noon at Charles Niehaus Memorial Park in Huntingburg. Volunteers will work to remove invasive plants such as Honeysuckle, Burning Bush, and Autumn Olive from the forested area of the park. ISAC members will […]
Learn at your own pace, test your knowledge, earn some credentials. Join the Adirondack Watershed Institute in protecting clean water and earn an Aquatic Invasive Species (AIS) Prevention Certificate. Through a series of self-guided programs, you will learn to identify aquatic invasive species, understand which invasive specie are present in Adirondack waterways, know the steps to clean, drain and dry […]
