The Adirondack Park in upstate New York includes six million acres of public and private land incorporating large diverse landscapes, intact ecosystems, and high quality natural communities. These fragile interconnections of landscape, water, and the organisms they support are now threatened by the deleterious effects of nonnative, invasive plants and animals.

The Adirondack Park Invasive Plant Program (APIPP) is a regional cooperative effort initiatied in 1998 among citizens and organizations of the Adirondacks.  Our mission is to protect the park from the negative impacts of nonnative invasive plants.  The program coordinates two projects: the Aquatic Invasive Plant Project and the Terrestrial Invasive Plant Project.

1998 - 2008: APIPP Turns 10 This Year!

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