The New York State Department of Environmental has announced the annual Arbor Day Poster contest is now going on. The DEC’s Urban and Community Forestry Program begins a contest that[Read More…]
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Multiple Hunting Seasons to Begin on Sept 1st
The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (NYSDEC) is reminding hunters that September will mark the beginning of several hunting seasons throughout the state. Those hunting seasons include: Squirrel[Read More…]
Drought Watch Expands: Cortland County Included
The drought watch throughout New York State has spread to all of Central New York, Southern Tier, Hudson Valley, and the Catskills as the dry weather continues with little to[Read More…]
NYSDEC: Hunting and Trapping Licenses Now Available
The New York Department of Environmental Conservation had announced yesterday, August 3rd that hunting and trapping licenses and deer management permits for the 2022-2023 seasons are now on sale. “Half-a-million[Read More…]
DEC Issues Drought Watch for 21 Counties in State
The sunny and warm summer and lack of significant rain has led the New York Department of Environmental Conservation to issue a drought watch for 21 counties in the state.[Read More…]
DEC Shows Improvements at Carpenter Falls
The completion of improvements to improve public access at Carpenter Falls is officially done now according to the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation. The project totaled $1.27 million[Read More…]
DEC Survey of Wild Turkeys Open
New York State Department of Environmental Conservation Commissioner Basil Seggos is asking New Yorkers to take part in the DECs annual survey of wild turkeys. The survey helps the DEC[Read More…]
Beech Trees Face New Threat
The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation is warning that Beech Leaf Disease, which affects all species of Beech tree, has been found in 35 counties within the state.[Read More…]
Dry Summer Means Increased Wildfire Risk
The New York Department of Environmental Conservation is warning New Yorker’s that with the summer, warm, and dry weather the risk of wildfires greatly increases. “The sunny, summer weather is[Read More…]
DEC to “Blitz” Aquatic Invasive Species Through July 10th
The New York Department of Environmental Conservation has announced they’ve teamed up with seven Great Lake states, six states in the Northeast, and 6 Canadian provinces. The campaign launched will[Read More…]
Cortland Firefighters Receive Wildland Fire Suppression Training
Firefighters from Cortland joined counterparts from Auburn, Oswego and Manlius Friday, March 25, for Wildland Fire Training. The Fire Suppression Skills Course was taught by DEC Forest Rangers at the[Read More…]
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