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WNY PRISM 2022 Seasonal Positions Open!

by Cecilia Pershyn | Jan 12, 2022 | Early Detection, Education, Events, Field Reports, Job Opportunities, Management, News, Posts

WNY PRISM is currently hiring for our 2022 Crew positions! We are now accepting applications for three full-time Invasive Species Management Assistants, one full-time Education and Outreach Assistant, one full time Survey Technician, and one part-time GIS Technician....

2022 Crew Assistance Program: Now Accepting Proposals!

by Cecilia Pershyn | Dec 7, 2021 | Management, News, Posts

2022 WNY PRISM Crew Assistance Program WNY PRISM is currently seeking project proposals for consideration under the 2022 WNY PRISM Crew Assistance Program! To assist with invasive species management activities within the 8-county WNY PRISM region, the WNY PRISM Crew...

Now Hiring: Field Operations Manager

by Andrea Locke | Dec 2, 2021 | News, Posts

Join the WNY PRISM Team! WNY PRISM is seeking a Field Operations Manager who will be responsible for ensuring the successful implementation of field activities including invasive species surveys and mapping, removal projects, and habitat restoration efforts.

WNY PRISM’s 2021 Fall Newsletter

by Cecilia Pershyn | Nov 5, 2021 | Education, News, Partnerships

WNY PRISM has released our Spring 2021 Newsletter! This spring we’ve focused on our Watercraft Inspection Stewardship Program, early detection/rapid response, and prioritization.

Fall 2021 Partner Meeting

by Cecilia Pershyn | Oct 14, 2021 | Events, News, Partnerships, Posts

Join WNY PRISM for our Fall Partner Meeting, being held at Tifft Nature Preserve on Thursday, October 21 from 1:00 – 3:30 pm. This will be our first in-person partner meeting since November 2019! As part of the program we will hear from guest speakers on volunteer...

Field Notes 2021: Rattlesnake Hill

by Cecilia Pershyn | Sep 14, 2021 | News, Posts

By Aubrey Franks, Invasive Species Management Assistant Located on the northern edge of the Alleghany Plateau, lies a wildlife management area with multiple forest types, marshes, streams, grassy fields, and is home to one of New York’s threatened species. Rattlesnake...