Managing the spread of invasive species in a region as vast as the Adirondacks is a challenge that requires collaboration across many organizations to be effective. While APIPP staff play an active role in invasive species monitoring, management, and education, the success of invasive species prevention and control efforts in the Adirondack Park is truly a testament to the work of our partners, who help us meet the goals of the Adirondack PRISM strategic plan by taking action to prevent, monitor, and/or manage invasive species.
If your organization is interested in helping the Adirondack PRISM advance its mission to work in partnership to minimize the impact of invasive species on the Adirondack region’s communities, lands, and waters, you can learn more below about the benefits of becoming a partner and how you can contribute. You can also review the Adirondack PRISM Operating Principles.
Partner contributions to meeting the four goals of the Adirondack PRISM Strategic Plan are captured in an annual Partner Accomplishments Dashboard (shown at right, downloadable at the link below).
View the 2023 Partner Accomplishments Dashboard
To see how your or your organization can get involved, reach out to our team and partner with APIPP today!
Connection: Adirondack PRISM partner meetings and events provide an opportunity to engage with other organizations and individuals committed to minimizing the impact of invasive species.
Expertise: Adirondack PRISM partners are at the forefront of regional invasive species research and development of best management practices. APIPP staff are available to make presentations at or help with events held by partners.
Recognition: Partners are recognized by APIPP in its annual report, annual partner dashboard, and in other ways—including press releases and social media posts.
Partners agree to advance the Adirondack PRISM mission in ways that are compatible with their own missions. Partners who actively participate in the Adirondack PRISM in one or more of the following ways are officially recognized as an Adirondack PRISM Partner.
New York State Department of Environmental Conservation
New York State Department of Agriculture and Markets
New York Invasive Species Research Institute
New York Natural Heritage Program
New York State Hemlock Initiative
New York State Invasive Species Advisory Committee
New York State Invasive Species Council
New York State Office of Parks, Recreation, and Historic Preservation
Partnerships for Regional Invasive Species Management (PRISMs)
Adirondack Association of Towns and Villages
Adirondack Landowners Association
Canada Lakes Conservation Association
Chazy Lake Watershed Initiative
East Shore Schroon Lake Association
Essex County Soil & Water Conservation District
Hamilton County Soil & Water Conservation District
Paul Smith’s College Adirondack Watershed Institute
Raquette Lake Preservation Foundation
United States Department of Agriculture, APHIS/PPQ