Hydrilla identified in Cayuga Lake
In October 2018, Hydrilla verticillata, a highly invasive aquatic weed, was confirmed at a private marina on Cayuga Lake, Cayuga County,
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EPA Testing Use of Floating Vegetated Islands to Remove Excess Nutrients from Water
Harmful algal blooms—the overgrowth of algae in water—are a major problem across the nation. Blooms occur when excess nutrients (nitrogen
Could Super-Milfoil be coming to your lake?
Sara Fox, Aquatic Invasive Species Outreach Assistant at University of Wisconsin-Extension, shares this story about a hybrid of Eurasian milfoil
CEE to attend 2018 NH Lakes Congress
Michael R. Martin, CLM, president of Cedar Eden Environmental, will be attending and exhibiting at the NH Lakes Congress held
DEC Announces $350,000 available in Hudson River Estuary Grants
Grants Will Improve Water Quality and Protect Natural Resources New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) Commissioner Basil Seggos
NYS DEC Announces $76M available in Water Quality Improvement Project Grant Program
The Requests for Applications (RFA) for the Water Quality Improvement Project (WQIP) program and the Engineering Planning Grant are now available
DEC Announces Release of Draft Invasive Species Comprehensive Management Plan
DEC ANNOUNCES RELEASE OF DRAFT INVASIVE SPECIES COMPREHENSIVE MANAGEMENT PLAN Public Comment Period Open Until June 1, 2018 The
Michael Martin to be featured speaker at annual NYS Federation of Lake Association Conference
Michael R. Martin, CLM, president of Cedar Eden Environmental and manager of LakeStewardship.org will be a featured speaker at the
Michael Martin to Speak at MA Congress of Lakes and Ponds Annual Workshop
Michael R. Martin, CLM, president of Cedar Eden Environmental and manager of LakeStewardship.org will be a featured speaker at the
Ticonderoga HABs Summit live stream recording now available
A recording of the live stream of the March 20 North Country Harmful Algal Bloom (HAB) Summit evening session is available
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