Pre-training Homework

Creating a record online

Creating a record using the mobile app

Reporting Water Chestnut Pulls in iMap

Certification Webinars

To start the certification process, you can either attend our next certification webinar, or watch our webinar recording from the previous training.

 Next certification webinar 

Wednesday Oct. 28th, 1-2:30pm

About the CTN

Who should Join?

• Anyone interested in protecting our natural areas and empowering their communities to do the same. The CTN includes Natural resource professionals, college students, educators, and citizen scientists.

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Benefits of joining:

• Involvement in local and statewide projects, increased awareness of invasive species, networking opportunities, professional experience, improve resume

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Project Importance:

• The more information we have about invasive species, the more effective our efforts are to minimize impacts on the places we love. The iMapInvasives Trainers Network helps by growing the number of people knowledgeable about, and looking for, invasive species, which boosts our ability to catch new invaders early.

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History

• The iMap CTN train-the-trainer program was initiated to fill the growing need for iMap trainings as the use of the database expanded in NY. The network was established in 2017 by Brittney Rogers as a part of her Master's thesis work at SUNY-ESF. Since then, the network has grown to deliver over 100 trainings to thousands of individuals.