Invasive Species Management Reports

IS Management Reports

Kelting, Smith, Malchoff May 30, 2014

Aquatic nuisance species management plan for the Adirondack Park

Daniel L Kelting October 1, 2013

Project report on early detection and rapid response activities in the Great Lakes watershed portion of the Adirondack Park.

McCavanaugh Ponds Aquatic Plant Management

Laxson, C.L., and D.L. Kelting June 11, 2014

McCavanaugh Ponds Aquatic Plant Survey 2013

USL Plant Report

Daniel L. Kelting June 5, 2014

Annual aquatic plant monitoring report on plant growth response to hand harvesting milfoil in Upper Saranac Lake

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