DEC Announces Hurricane Emergency Loan Program (HELP)
Up to $1 million in no-interest loans is availableto municipalities with damaged drinking water or wastewater treatment facilities. (Photo: Saranac
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Think Twice When Fertlizing your Lawn This Fall
Everyone lives in a watershed whether you live close to a body of water or not. A watershed is the
PBS film on aquatic invasives in Lake George
A great opportunity to feature regional Aquatic Invasive Species issues is underway with Lake George as a back-drop. Read more
Asian Clams Now Identified in Four Locations in Lake George
Additional Asian clam discovered in Norowal Marina, Treasure Cove Lake George Association (LGA) reports two additional sites infested with Asian
New features Announced for iMapInvasives version 1.5
The iMapInvasives team has announced the recent roll-out of version 1.5 of their invasive plant geotracking software. Some of the
August is National Water Quality Month
Aquarius Systems, makers of some of the finest Aquatic Plant Management Equipment in the world, reminds us that August is
“Bloom: The Plight of Lake Champlain” to Air August 20th in Saranac Lake
“Bloom: The Plight of Lake Champlain,” presents several reasons why levels of toxic blue-green algae are increasing throughout the lake
Environmental Photo Library
Fotosearch’s extensive photography and footage database includes tens of thousands of images on such topics as the environment, pollution, nature,
Marcellus Shale Drilling: Concerns for Water Resources
by Dr. Susan Cushman, FLI Research Scientist; Director of Introductory Biology Laboratories, HWS Department of Biology Drilling of the Marcellus
Update on Waters of the U.S. Draft Guidance
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers have extended the public comment period by
Lake Stewardship 