Invasive Species 101 (Postponed, rescheduled to 3/26)

Want to learn more about invasive species and how you can use the iMapInvasives phone app and database to help to protect NY natural resources from their impacts? The more information we have about invasive species, the more effective our efforts are to minimize impacts on the places we love. The iMapInvasives Training Network helps by growing the number of people knowledgeable about, and looking for, invasive species, which boosts our ability to catch new invasive species early.

NY iMapInvasives is managed by the Invasive Species Database Program at the New York Natural Heritage Program (NYNHP), which is a partnership between SUNY College of Environmental Science and Forestry and the NYS Department of Environmental Conservation, with funding from the New York State Environmental Protection Fund.

For more information on iMapInvasives, visit: https://www.nyimapinvasives.org/ . 

Session offered by Ashley Leemans, for ages 10 and up. Bring a personal smartphone. 

The Fine Print: Registration to all Mud U classes is free, but if you can no longer attend a class, we ask that you cancel your ticket using the email you received from Mud U Cambridge, or email volunteer Betsy Shiland at shilandb@gmail.com. 

Please be aware that we do often share the email addresses of our registrants with instructors so that they can be in touch with you if need be and so that they can plan.