Join us on the Ashokan Rail Trail as we continue our Learn & Pull Volunteer Series, exploring how invasive species are prioritized for management through the Catskill Regional Invasive Species Partnership (CRISP) tier system.

One small misidentification can make a big difference on the landscape. Join us on the Ashokan Rail Trail to learn how to spot invasive plants hiding in plain sight and remove them from our treasured landscape.

Seeing chewed leaves and wondering what’s happening in the forest? Join us on the Ashokan Rail Trail to take a closer look at spongy moth activity in the Catskills and what it really means for our forests.

The mud on your boots can make a bigger mess than you think. Join us on the Ashokan Rail Trail as we explore how everyday movement through the landscape can unintentionally spread invasive species.

From pulling invasive species to restoring native habitat, this season has been powered by community. Join us on the Ashokan Rail Trail as we celebrate the final day of our Learn & Pull Volunteer Series.

Join the Catskill Center’s Catskill Regional Invasive Species Partnership (CRISP), the Otsego County Conservation Association (OCCA), and the Capital Region PRISM for our second annual Frogbit pull to celebrate NY Invasive Species Awareness Wee

Ever wondered what those bright yellow irises or feathery plants clogging up waterways are? Join the Catskill Center’s CRISP Aquatic Invasive Species Manager, Sarah Coney, and the Otsego County Conservation Association to “sus” out aquatic invaders along the Susquehanna River.

Join CRISP, the Otsego County Conservation Association (OCCA), and the Canadarago Lake Improvement Association (CLIA) for a hands-on day on the water to survey for and remove invasive water chestnut.