Spring 2013
Tracking Invasive Species in New York
Tuesday, May 7, 2013 – 6:30 – @ Brooklyn Botanic Garden
Presented by Dr. Jennifer Dean, Invasive Species Biologist, New York Natural Heritage Program
The New York State invasive species database (iMapInvasives) was developed to provide an online mapping tool for aggregating and sharing invasive species data. Since 2010, the NY Natural Heritage Program has been compiling the statewide dataset and training users to enter data into iMapInvasives. These efforts help us better understand established infestations and aid in the early detection of new invaders.
The April lecture will be presented at:
Arthur and Janet Ross Lecture Hall
The New York Botanical Garden
200th Street and Kazimiroff Blvd, Bronx, NY 10458
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MetroNorth Harlem line trains stop at Botanical Garden Station. Subway D and 4 trains have stops on Bedford Park Blvd., and the connecting bus 26 stops just outside the Botanical Garden’s Mosholu entrance.
The May lecture will be presented at:
Brooklyn Botanic Garden
1000 Washington Ave
Brooklyn, NY 11225
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Subway 2 and 3 trains stop at the Eastern Parkway/Brooklyn Museum station, B and Q trains stop at the Prospect Park station, and 4 and 5 trains stop at the Franklin Avenue station.
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In extremely inclement weather, you can email the Program Coordinator, Uli Lorimer at ulrichlorimer@bbg.org with the subject line “Torrey Lecture Cancelation Inquiry” to inquire about lecture changes.
