To learn more about the Onondaga Lake Conservation Corps or participate in future activities, please contact Chris Lajewski at montezuma@audubon.org or call 315-365-3588.
Members of the Onondaga Lake Conservation Corps Construct, Install, and Survey Habitat Structures and Bird Boxes along the Western Shoreline of Onondaga Lake Volunteers gathered along the Onondaga Lake western shoreline on Saturday, June 18, to build, install, and survey …
Members of the Garden Center Association of Central New York gathered at Nine Mile Creek Tuesday to plant an American sycamore tree in honor of Earth Day. The group chose the location because of its proximity to restored wetlands at …
Photography Exhibit Features Birds Who Rely on Onondaga Lake Along the Atlantic Flyway Local wildlife photographers displayed stunning images of migratory birds taken along the Onondaga Lake shoreline at the “Onondaga Lake: An Important Stop for Birds on an Impressive …
Twenty-eight Bird Species Identified, Including Bald Eagle; Trees Planted along Onondaga Lake’s Western Shoreline Forty-one volunteers gathered along Onondaga Lake’s western shoreline Saturday, October 17, to plant trees and participate in citizen science monitoring by tracking bird species. The volunteers …
EPA Releases First-Year Review of Onondaga Lake Cleanup
Onondaga Lake Conservation Corps Members Remove Invasive Plants from the Lake and its Waterways
Hundreds of community members cheered on the shores of Onondaga Lake Wednesday as the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) Commissioner, members of the public, local elected and Onondaga County officials, and Honeywell leaders jumped into Onondaga Lake. …
Now celebrating its 10th year, Honeywell Summer Science Week has brought science to life in memorable ways through hands-on science exploration in the Onondaga Lake watershed.
Onondaga Lake Conservation Corps Members Construct and Install Bird Boxes and Plant Native Species, Creating Shelter for Birds and Other Wildlife Fifty-one volunteers gathered along the Onondaga Lake western shoreline Saturday, May 16, to create homes for wildlife by building …
Hundreds of Central New Yorkers View Spectacular Images of Birds and Other Returning Wildlife
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