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.
In preparation for Onondaga Lake dredging and capping, archaeologists from the Lake Champlain Maritime Museum completed a thorough investigation to determine the existence and significance of underwater objects that may be affected by cleanup activities. The study was done in …
120 Central New Yorkers Worked on the Underground Barrier Wall That Helps Prepare for Lake Dredging in 2012
Experts Describe How 17 Acres in the Onondaga Lake Watershed Will Undergo Transformation to Productive Habitat for Wildlife
500 Local Workers Now Involved in the Project
Local Companies Supply and Transport Materials; Safety and Sustainability Key Elements of Pipeline Design and Operation
Native Plants and Recreational Opportunities to Improve Public View and Access to Onondaga Lake Work has begun to improve the lakeshore along I-690 in Geddes. Contractors are bringing in topsoil for the planting of more than 1,100 plants, shrubs and …
Community input is a key component of Honeywell’s efforts to restore Onondaga Lake. Nearly 100 people have attended public meetings and made suggestions on ways to improve the Geddes Lakeshore along I-690. Their suggestions include planting diverse and sustainable vegetation, …
Preparations Underway for Upcoming Activities; Health and Safety Plan Released by State Environmental Authorities
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