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NYIS Clearinghouse

The New York Invasive Species Website - NYIS.INFO (and its host program, the New York Invasive Species Clearinghouse) were founded under contract with the State of New York in October 2008. The project is supported by Environmental Protection Fund resources.

CCE IS Program

The Cornell Cooperative Extension Invasive Species Program - CCE ISP - was founded in July 2008. The Program is expected to receive NYS Environmental Protection Fund support in early-2009.

Staff

Chuck O'Neill, a Senior Extension Associate with Cornell Cooperative Extension and New York Sea Grant, is the director of the Clearinghouse and NYIS.INFO. Chuck is also the Coordinator of the CCE ISP.