2012 Onondaga Lake Cleanup Annual Report
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News Archives: 2012
New Onondaga Lake Visitors Center at Geddes Lakeshore Offers Community Opportunity to Learn about Lake Cleanup, Progress to Date, and Habitat Enhancements
The Onondaga Lake Visitors Center is now open giving the community a chance to experience and learn about the lake cleanup firsthand. The center was designed and built by Honeywell to provide public access to the significant work taking place by hundreds …
Onondaga Lake Cleanup Fall 2012 Fact Sheet
Community Volunteers and SUNY-ESF Students Plant Shrubs and Trees to Enhance Local Habitat
Community Volunteers and SUNY-ESF Students Plant Shrubs and Trees to Enhance Local Habitat
Understanding and Reducing Odors
The Onondaga Lake Cleanup, One of the Largest Remediation Projects in the Country, Was Designed with Major Consideration for Minimizing Odors.
Honeywell Sportsmen’s Days at Carpenter’s Brook Offer Outdoor Recreation and Lessons for Families on Habitat Conservation
Thousands Participate in Hands-on Activities at Onondaga County Federation of Sportsmen’s Clubs’ Annual Family Festival at Carpenter’s Brook
Onondaga Lake Conservation Corps Volunteers Participate in Hands-On Activities to Help Enhance Habitat at Nine Mile Creek
Sixty volunteers from Central New York participated in the second Onondaga Lake Conservation Corps stewardship event on Saturday, August 11. The event, held at Nine Mile Creek, provided community members an opportunity to participate in hands-on activities that will help preserve the …
Historic Milestone Achieved as Dredging of Onondaga Lake Begins; Progress Updates Will Be Publicly Available
Historic Milestone Achieved as Dredging of Onondaga Lake Begins
Student Scientists Get Out of the Classroom to Explore the Onondaga Lake Watershed during Honeywell Summer Science Week at the MOST
Students Learn from Experts during July 9-13 Hands-On Science Activities
Community Volunteers Get Their Hands Dirty Helping to Protect the Onondaga Lake Watershed
Onondaga Lake Conservation Corps Provides Hands-On Activities Creating New Habitat at Geddes Brook
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The Onondaga Lake Visitors Center was designed and built by Honeywell to provide the public with access to the cleanup.