News Archives: 2013

Native Plants, Birds, and Fish Return as Visible Progress Continues Fifty volunteers gathered at Nine Mile Creek on Saturday, October 19, to plant shrubs and trees, and track native birds. They are part of the Onondaga Lake Conservation Corps, an …

FMA Live! Forces in Motion, the award-winning, action-packed show created by Honeywell and NASA, brought science to life at three Central New York schools last week. The show uses hip-hop music and dance, larger-than-life demonstrations, and audience participation to engage …

Nearly 100 seventh-graders from Pine Grove Middle School participating in a hands-on project studying the Onondaga Lake cleanup visited the Onondaga Lake Visitors Center on Friday, October 11. The students, from the East Syracuse Minoa Central School District, are learning …

Thousands Participate in Hands-on Outdoor Recreational Activities While Learning About Habitat Improvements at Geddes Brook Wetlands and Nine Mile Creek

Middle School Students Learn from Experts and Become Environmental Stewards During Hands-On Exploration of Onondaga Lake Watershed

Open houses are being held at the Onondaga Lake Visitors Center for community members to experience and learn about the lake cleanup firsthand.

Students from Bryant & Stratton College and their families became environmental stewards planting 60 native trees and shrubs as well as native grasses at Harbor Brook on Saturday, June 8.

Learning Adventure of a Lifetime Offers Teachers Invaluable Experiences to Share with Their Students

Environmental Agency Confident Project Protects Community Health

Leadership Greater Syracuse Graduates Working as Scientists and Engineers on Onondaga Lake Improvement Projects