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INVASIVES ARE A REAL THREAT
INVASIVES ARE A REAL THREAT
Take a moment to visualize your favorite view of "Stoner Lake".
Take a moment to visualize your favorite view of "Stoner Lake".
What will be the new reality when an invasive takes hold?
It is in our power to shape this story!
What will be the new reality when an invasive takes hold?
It is in our power to shape this story!
Shouldn't a Lake Community's Goal be: SHAPING THE STORY ?
Shouldn't a Lake Community's Goal be: SHAPING THE STORY ?
It's all about STEWARDSHIP!
It's all about STEWARDSHIP!
Adirondack Park - Invasive Species Distribution Map (Adirondack PRISM)
Stewardship STEP ONE: Identifying the problem through educating ourselves.
Stewardship STEP ONE: Identifying the problem through educating ourselves.
Adirondack Park Invasive Plant Program Link (APIPP)
Our current invasive plant, E. Stoner Lk Road
RESOURCE: APIPP Japanese Knotweed web page
Stewardship STEP TWO: Identifying how the Stoner Lakes Community can be Lake Stewards
Stewardship STEP TWO: Identifying how the Stoner Lakes Community can be Lake Stewards
PREVENT THE SPREAD - by using knowledge available for residents and their guests
PREVENT THE SPREAD - by using knowledge available for residents and their guests
PREVENT THE SPREAD :
Let's form a TEAM to help monitor and manage invasive species around and in Stoner Lakes
PREVENT THE SPREAD :
Let's form a TEAM to help monitor and manage invasive species around and in Stoner Lakes
The reality is Stoner Lakes residents will need to play a vital role in helping monitor and manage invasive species on land and in water around our Lakes. This will involve some training and a team approach by volunteers. Training is a focus of the APIPP plan to combat invasive species. If you are interested in being a part of "preventing the spread" contact Darlene Devendorf at stonerlakes@gmail.com
APIPP Terrestrial Program
Volunteer on Land
APIPP Terrestrial Program
Volunteer on Land
Learn how to survey for, document, and control the spread of invasive plants and animals living on land.
Whether its your favorite trail near Stoner Lakes or a target species, choose where and what to focus your monitoring efforts on.
Help limit the spread of pesky plants along popular local trails by installing boot brush stations at trailheads near you.
APIPP Aquatic Program
Volunteer On Water
APIPP Aquatic Program
Volunteer On Water
Learn how to identify, survey, and record data about aquatic invasive plants and animals.
Once trained, track plant growth while you paddle Stoner Lakes throughout the season.
Carry out hands-on surveys looking for aquatic invasive mollusks and zooplankton to report.
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