The Adirondack Park Invasive Plant Program (APIPP) is an award-winning invasive species program that leads the Conservancy’s invasive species work in the Adirondack Park in partnership with the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (NYSDEC). APIPP serves as the Adirondack Partnership for Regional Invasive Species Management (PRISM), one of eight such partnerships in NY. The Adirondack PRISM’s mission is to work in partnership to minimize the impact of invasive species on the Adirondack region’s communities, lands, and waters. Program goals are to prevent new invasive species introductions to the region, to detect and rapidly respond to new infestations, and to mitigate harmful impacts of established infestations. APIPP advances a comprehensive, integrated approach that incorporates awareness building, prevention, early detection, rapid response, monitoring, restoration, and innovation strategies. Visit www.adkinvasives.com to learn more.
The Terrestrial Invasive Species Manager (TISM) is a lead member of the APIPP team who works in partnership with NYSDEC and PRISM partners to minimize the impact of invasive species on the Adirondack region and to achieve TNC’s 2030 Goals. The TISM coordinates and implements terrestrial invasive species (TIS) prevention, monitoring, and management efforts with contractors, partners, and volunteers. The TISM and provides technical leadership and scientific support for Adirondack PRISM TIS initiatives.
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The Terrestrial Invasive Species Assistant will help protect the Adirondack Park from the threat of invasive species, including forest pests, by conducting invasive species monitoring and management field work. The Terrestrial Invasive Species Assistant performs invasive species surveys and mechanical, biological, and chemical management of invasive species across the Adirondack region of upstate New York, collects and analyzes data, and provides education about invasive species. This is a sixteen-week, full-time, seasonal position for the summer of 2024. The start date is on or about May 13, 2024. Visit https://careers.nature.org/ to learn more about the position and to apply. Search for job #54581.
The Adirondack Invasive Species Management Steward will help protect the Adirondack Park from the threat of invasive species by conducting invasive species monitoring and management field work. The Management Steward performs invasive species surveys and mechanical, biological, and chemical management of invasive species across the Adirondack region of upstate New York, primarily at high-use recreation areas such as campgrounds and trailheads; collects and analyzes data; and provides education about invasive species. This is a sixteen-week, full-time, seasonal position for the summer of 2024. The start date is on or about May 13, 2024. Visit https://careers.nature.org/ to learn more about the position and to apply. Search for job #54582.
The Adirondack Aquatic Invasive Species (AIS) Monitoring Steward will help monitor and manage aquatic invasive species in the Adirondack Park and reduce the spread of AIS throughout waterbodies in the Park. The AIS Monitoring Steward conducts invasive species surveys, collects and analyzes data, provides education about invasive species, updates databases, and helps manages invasive species across the Adirondack region of upstate New York. This is a sixteen-week, full-time, seasonal position for the summer of 2024. The start date is on or about June 10, 2024. Visit https://careers.nature.org/ to learn more about the position and to apply. Search for job #54594.