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… a river, lake, stream or wetland, the impacts will be felt downstream – endangering people, fisheries and drinking water. Similarly, just because a stream may flow only seasonally does not … Read More

… and the surrounding water system and are concerned with the present and future state of these fisheries. Our objectives are to encourage the responsible use of aquatic resources and protection … Read More

… Sound by 42 million pounds annually, and vastly improve both water quality and the health of local fisheries. The National Estuary Program (NEP), which supports restoration efforts through the Long … Read More

… For the Hudson River, and a host of other rivers, communities, and critical areas like parks, fisheries, and ports, arriving on the scene of a crude oil train derailment disaster 12 hours later … Read More

… that U.S EPA and GE take all necessary steps to fully and speedily restore the Hudson and its fisheries to full health.” Under the Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation, and … Read More

… quality standards and enforcing permits to stormwater management planning, waterfront access, and fisheries habitat protection decisions. Harlem River Made possible by the generous support of … Read More

… “The restoration of historic spawning habitat is an important component of DEC’s river herring fisheries management plan,” Acting DEC Commissioner Basil Seggos said. “This barrier mitigation … Read More

… water, air and sustainability gained ground, cutting US water pollution in half and giving our fisheries a fighting chance for recovery. Despite these successes, our present commitment to clean … Read More

… sampling in collaboration with SUNY Cobleskill since 2015. Other speakers include Karin Limburg, a fisheries expert from SUNY Environmental Sciences and Forestry; and Bob Boyle, founder of … Read More