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Events

How to Manage Invasive Species on Your Property

Saturday, October 25

10:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.

Kenneglenn Scenic & Nature Preserve

Earlier this year, the Land Conservancy was awarded funding from the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) and New York Sea Grant (NYSG) for restoration efforts at our Kenneglenn and Mossy Point Preserves. As part of this project, we are partnering with Ecos Cooperative, Inc. to host outreach events on invasive species identification and management. Join us at our Kenneglenn Scenic & Nature Preserve on Saturday, October 25 for a two-hour workshop to gain insight on how you can maintain (or restore) healthy natural habitats on your property.

 

During this workshop, you will learn:

 

  1. how to use tools and apps to identify invasive species in forests

  2. how invasive species impact forest health and function

  3. how to manage invasions

  4. how to cultivate ecosystems resilient to invasion

 

The workshop will be led by Ecos Cooperative co-owner Josh Konovitz. Part of the workshop will be held indoors at our Kenneglenn offices, and part will be held in our Kenneglenn preserve.

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Wildlife Crossings: An Evening with Ben Goldfarb 

Watch Ben Goldfarb discuss his influential book Crossings: How Road Ecology is Shaping the Future of our Planet at our August 25, 2024 event in Buffalo. An Evening with Ben Goldfarb is part of the Land Conservancy community’s effort to advance a region-wide conversation about protecting forests in Western New York, and beyond, by creating the Western New York Wildway, our ambitious long-term plan to protect and connect the largest of our region’s remaining forests. 

Rescuing the Planet: An Evening with Tony Hiss 

Did you miss the May 25th 2023 event? Use the link to watch the presentation on YouTube. The event featured acclaimed author Tony Hiss, one of the strongest advocates for land protection in the United States, who braided the thesis of his seminal book, Rescuing the Planet: Protecting Half the Land to Heal the Earth, with the Land Conservancy's efforts to save the Floating Fen and develop the Western New York Wildway. 

We Are Each Other's Harvest: An Evening with Natalie Baszile 

Did you miss the June 21st 2022 event? Use the link to watch the presentation on YouTube. The eventfeatured a special conversation with Allison DeHonney (Buffalo Go Green/Urban Fruits & Veggies), Mahamud Mberwa (Bwedo Farm), Dao Kamara (Liberian Community Farming Project), and Hamadi Ali (Providence Farm Collective).

An Evening with Ed Marx of the Wildlands Network 

Did you miss the October 27th 2021 event? Use the link to watch the presentation on Youtube. Listen to Ed Marx discuss the Eastern Wildway, an effort to create a wildlife corridor from the Gulf of Mexico to eastern Canada. You’ll also hear from Jajean Rose-Burney, our Deputy Executive Director, about how you can save the Allegany Wildlands.

Finding the Mother Tree: A Virtual Evening with Suzanne Simard

Did you miss the June 16th 2021 event? Use the link to watch the presentation on YouTube. Finding the Mother Tree: An Evening with Suzanne Simard  included a presentation on her pioneering work and a conversation. 

ABOUT US

The Western New York Land Conservancy is an accredited regional not-for-profit 501 (c) 3 land trust that works with landowners, municipalities, and other organizations to help them conserve their most cherished natural areas and working farms. 

CONTACT

716-687-1225

P.O. Box 471

East Aurora, NY 14052

info@wnylc.org

For media inquiries, contact ksemmel@wnylc.org

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