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Calendar
If you have an event to post to the Catskill Streams calendar, please format your listing according to this PDF and e-mail to info@catskillstreams.org. You may also print the PDF, fill it out and fax to (845) 338-1296 Attn: Jenn Grieser; or mail to Jenn Grieser, Riparian Buffer Working Group, 71 Smith Avenue, Kingston, NY 12401.
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West Branch Delaware River | | |
Esopus Watershed |
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Neversink Watershed |
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Rondout Watershed |
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Application Deadline: Schoharie Watershed Advisory Committee Stream Management Plan Implementation Program
Guided by stream stewardship principles, the Schoharie Watershed Program offers assistance to local communities, residents, and organizations to advance recommendations from Schoharie Basin Stream Management Plans. Categories of funding include: Recreation and Stream Habitat Improvements, Education on Watershed Protection, Highway and Infrastructure Improvement, Planning & Assessment, Landowner Stream Assistance and Creative Stormwater Practices & Critical Area Seeding. Applications and more information are available online at: http://www.catskillstreams.org/SWAC.html |
| Aug 7th, 2010 (Sat) |
10:00 AM - 5:00 PM |
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4th Annual Batavia Kill Stream Celebration
Come join us in celebrating and promoting Catskills streams through this day-long FREE event full of educational programs, children’s activities, music, theater, food, interactive exhibits, and much more! The event is organized by the Greene Stream Team, a consortium of agencies, residents, local school teachers, and non-profit organizations, and sponsored by local and regional businesses and tourism interests.
The Batavia Kill is part of the NYC Watershed, a vast network of reservoirs, aqueducts, and streams that encompass a 1,972 square mile watershed that is New York City’s drinking water supply. All activities are focused on building awareness of the Batavia Kill, stream and environmental stewardship, and the relationship of local streams to the broader watershed area.
Use the link below to access information on this unique free event. http://www.gcswcd.com/wap/EO/bksc/ For information regarding upcoming watershed educational workshops and events call the GCSWCD office at 518-589-6871 or e-mail: michelle@gcswcd.com |
| Aug 13th, 2010 (Fri) |
6:00 PM - 8:00 PM |
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Catskill Creek Watershed – The Mouth!
Come and explore the Historic Catskill Point, the site of the confluence of the Catskill Creek and the Hudson River. We will investigate the cultural and land use history of the Point, which has served many purposes over the centuries. We will also examine the water quality in the tidal portion of the creek, which mixes with the river. This fun program will include a visit to the museum at the Freightmaster’s Building at the Historic Catskill Point. This program is suitable for families with children ages 8 and older. This program is funded, in part, by a grant from the NYS DEC Hudson River Estuary Program.
Registration deadline: August 11 Cost: $5.00 per individual or familyPresenter: Dick Brooks, Historic Catskill Point Manager; Liz LoGiudice, Extension Educator; and
Fran Martino, River Haggie Outdoors |
| Aug 15th, 2010 (Sun) |
1:00 PM |
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Secret Waterfall USGS Hike
This hike will be led by personnel from Frost Valley YMCA’s natural resources and environmental services department. This is part of free monthly Catskill region hike series offered by Frost Valley. Information/reservations: (845) 985-2291, ext. 397, e-mail: info@frostvalley.org. |
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