2016 FL-PRISM Proposals
The 2016 Proposal List
Priority Invasive Species of Concern for Working Groups
- City of Ithaca FL-PRISM– Control and monitoring of populations of Microstegium vimineum (Trin.) Camus in Ithaca, Tompkins County, NY, City of Ithaca ($4438)
- CLWN FC FL PRISM proposal 3 18 16 FINAL– Generating a sustainable volutneer observer network, east and west from the north end of Cayuga Lake, CLWN ($5000)
- Prism Proposal_Science Education Videos on Invasive Species_Rayor2016-17– Improving Invasive Species Awareness in the Finger Lakes Through Science-based Educational Videos, Dept of Entomology, Cornell University ($5000)
- 2016-17 FL-PRISM– Control of Phgragmites australis subspp. Australis at the Skaneateles Conservation Area beaver pond on Gully Rd., Skaneateles Conservation Area Advisory Committee ($5000)
- FL_PRISM grant proposal 2016 OCSWCD– Onondaga Ash Control – Ash Tree Preservation in Response to Emerald Ash Borer, Onondaga Soil and Water Conservation District ($5000)
- CCE_Onondaga_16-17 Water Chestnut on Oneida – Water Chestnut Removal, Monitoringm and Education on Oneida Lake, Onondaga CCE ($4534.45)
- Genesee Land Trust, 2016-2017 FL-PRISM Proposal – Invasive Plant Management and Outreach Events at Island Cottage Woods Preserve, Genesee Land Trust ($2307)
- FINAL – Baltimore Woods Nature Center FL-PRISM Grant (2) – Baltimore Woods nature Center and Central New York Land Trust Invasive Speces Inventory and Management Tracking Using iMapInvasives, Baltimore Woods Nature Center ($4998.40)
- Boscarino FLPRISM 2016 – Early Detection and range expansion of the invasive bloody-red shrimp, Hemmimysis anomala in the Finger Lakes: A citizen science and survey-based approach, Poughkeepsie Day School ($5000)
- CLWA_PRISM_HWA_2016 – HWA Monitoring in the Canandaigua Lake Watershed, CLWA ($3860)
- FL PRISM Tree Health – Evaluating Specific Parameters of Tree Health and Forest Productivity Affected by Two Exotic Invasive Woody Vines in Five Monroe County Parks, The College at Brockport ($4906)
- FL PRISM Swallowwort Abundance – Direct and indirect impacts of swallowwort abundance on populations of blacklegged ticks, The College at Brockport ($4988)
- OCDOH and OCSWCD proposal (2) – Early Detection Survey for Hydrilla Verticillata in the Three Rivers System of Onondaga County, Onondaga County Health Department ($3080)