Invasives Strike Force -- Results
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Trail Conference chosen by NY State to lead invasives partnership in the Lower Hudson Valley.
2012 Top Volunteer surveyors honored. Click here to read the story.
2013 Goal: 600 miles
Miles of Trail Surveyed as of 3/18/13
Acknowledgements
Thanks to the NJ DEP and the Easter Foundation for grant funding for the 2011 season and to the Zofnass family for contributions for the 2012 season.
Thanks to the Flat Rock Brook Nature Center, the Pequest Trout Hatchery, Teatown Lake Reservation and the HEnRI Center for hosting training workshops.
Thanks also to the New Jersey Invasive Species Strike Team (NJISST) for providing interns to help with our surveying efforts in 2011.
And of course, thanks to all you volunteers!!
Results from the 2011 & 2012 Season
Thanks to all the hard-working volunteers that helped us survey 375 miles of trail for invasives in two years!
That's just over 25% of the 1340 miles of trail in the lower Hudson Valley New York and northern New Jersey areas that are eligible to be surveyed.
Here are some results showing which trails have been surveyed (click on the map to view a larger version):
2012 Maps
In 2012 volunteers surveyed 210 miles of trail in New York and New Jersey.
Trails Surveyed in New York
2011 Maps
In 2011, volunteers surveyed 165 miles of trail in New Jersey and New York.
Trails Surveyed in New Jersey(click here to enlarge map)
Trails Surveyed in New York
(click here to enlarge map)
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