Catskill Streams: Home

Partners

		New York City Department of Environmental Protection
		Watershed Agricultural Council
		Cornell Cooperative Extension of Greene and Ulster Counties
		Greene County Soil & Water Conservation District
		Delaware County Soil & Water Conservation District
		Sullivan County Soil & Water Conservation District
		Catskill Watershed Corporation
		The Catskill Center for Conservation and Development
		Trout Unlimited
		Schoharie County Soil and Water Conservation District

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**Featured Event(s)**

Grand Opening Celebration: The Windham Path along the Batavia Kill
Saturday, May 25 (Rain date: Sunday, May 26)
Located on Route 23 at the Town Property (across from the Police Anchor Camp)
Ribbon cutting ceremony, walk, run, bike fundraiser, plant ID walk, scavenger hunt, BBQ lunch

Funding Opportunities

Click here for funding opportunities in the NYC Watershed

Click here for a summary of flood recovery funding programs

Job Opportunities (Click position for more info):

There are currently no job opportunities. Please check back soon.

Welcome to Catskill Streams, devoted to inspiring streamside landowners and the larger watershed community to live in harmony with Catskill creeks and rivers and the beautiful landscape they support. Please click on the links to the left or within the map below to read about stream stewardship and watershed protection efforts and how to get involved.

The natural and cultural heritage of the Catskill region is inextricably linked to the unique high quality streams that course through its mountains and valleys and play a defining role in the character of its landscape. Recreation in and around these Catskill streams provides residents and visitors with a myriad of opportunities to reconnect with the natural world. The streams also provide 1.4 billion gallons of clean drinking water each day to over nine million residents in New York City and some smaller municipalities (nearly half the population of New York State).

Well-informed living along Catskill streams begins with understanding stream basics – the important environmental functions and services streams provide and the relationships among these functions. With this foundation, the visitor can view stream stewardship from three stream locations: instream, streamside or watershed community.

Please contact our partner agencies and organizations for further information.