DEC Announces $2.75 Million to Help Vulnerable Wildlife
Turtles in the Hudson Valley, caddisflies in the Adirondacks, paddlefish in Western New York and whales in New York Harbor
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NYS DEC Acquires Junius Ponds and Gathercole Properties
The state has completed the purchase of two parcels of land that will serve to protect natural and cultural resources
New Online Resource for Anglers Available on DEC’s Website
New York State Department of Environmental Conservation’s (DEC’s) website now features a brand new fishing report and hotline that will
Migratory Bird Die-off in Great Lakes Region Prompts DEC Investigation
More than 100 dead loons and other migratory birds washed up on Great Lakes shores in mid-November, prompting the New
State-City Agree to Major Expansion of Recreational Access to Catskill Watershed Lands
About 11,000 acres of New York City-owned land adjacent to State Forest Preserve land in the Catskills will be open
Adk Park Invasive Plant Program Wins Award
The Adirondack Chapter of The Nature Conservancy was honored to accept DEC’s Environmental Excellence Award on Friday, December 7 at
$1.4 Million Earmarked to Batte Milfoil, Phragmites and Other Aquatic Invasive Species
The NYS Dept. of Environmental Conservation announced grants to finance local projects to eradicate troublesome invaders More than 30 municipalities
Due to Drought, NYS DEC Closes or Delays Fishing in Some Areas
Due to Drought, DEC Closes or Delays Fishing in Some Areas – NYS Dept. of Environmental Conservation: “Because of dry
Delaware River Plan – NYS Dept. of Environmental Conservation
Delaware River Plan – NYS Dept. of Environmental Conservation: “New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) Commissioner Pete Grannis
Invasive Algae (didymo) Found in Additional Fishing Waters – NYS Dept. of Environmental Conservation
Invasive Algae Found in Additional Fishing Waters – NYS Dept. of Environmental Conservation: “Invasive Algae Found in Additional Fishing Waters
