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Team

The Finger Lakes Partnership for Regional Invasive Species Management (FL-PRISM) is a collaborative program designed to address the threat of invasive species. Housed within the Hobart and William Smith Colleges Finger Lakes Institute (FLI), the program is one of eight across New York that focuses on managing invasive species, developing detection programs, employing response efforts, providing education programs and outreach, and working with communities. PRISM programs are administered through the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation.

Lisa Cleckner
Director, FLI
cleckner@hws.edu

Sam Beck-Andersen
Coordinator, Finger Lakes PRISM
beck-andersen@hws.edu

Nadia Harvieux
Associate Director of Education Programs
Harvieux@hws.edu

Amy Slentz
Aquatic Invasive Species Coordinator
aslentz@hws.edu

Matthew Gallo
Terrestrial Invasive Species Coordinator
gallo@hws.edu

Josh Neff
AIS Program Field Coordinator
neff@hws.edu

Camille Caceci
Invasive Species Project Coordinator
caceci@hws.edu

Devin Prine
Watercraft Steward Program Coordinator
prine@hws.edu

Bill Brown
Program Assessment Manager
wbrown@hws.edu

Ben Kelley
Data Manager
kelley@hws.edu

 

Additional Finger Lakes Institute Staff & Faculty

Trevor Massey
FLI Lab Manager
massey@hws.edu

Evan Helming
FLI Lab Technical Leader
helming@hws.edu

Ian Smith
Seneca Lake Watershed Manager
ismith@hws.edu

Isaac Walker
Cayuga Lake Watershed Manager
iwalker@hws.edu

Susan Cushman
Research Scientist
cushman@hws.edu