Birds of Prey Allow Students’ Imaginations to Soar
Audubon Program – Supported by Honeywell – Offers Students Hands-On Lessons About Birds and Habitat Conservation
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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.
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Hydraulic Dredge Arrives in Syracuse in Preparation for Lake Cleanup Operations
As preparations continue for Onondaga Lake dredging and capping, another milestone is being reached this week with the arrival of the large hydraulic dredge that will remove material from the lake bottom. The dredge will be assembled over the next …
FMA Live! Brings Newton’s Laws of Motion to Life for Middle School Students
Students Get Excited About Math and Science Through Hip-Hop Music and Dance; Local Teacher Chosen to Attend Honeywell Educators @ Space Academy
Public Fishing Access at Onondaga Creek and Nine Mile Creek Now Open
Community Input Plays Key Role in Final Designs; Sites Ready for Trout Season
As Preparations for Lake Dredging Continue, Archaeological Experts Work with Honeywell Under Federal and State Oversight to Determine Plans for Onondaga Lake Underwater Archaeological Objects
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 …
2011 Onondaga Lake Cleanup Annual Report
Major Milestone Reached in Cleanup of Onondaga Lake as Primary Source of Contaminated Groundwater Cut Off
120 Central New Yorkers Worked on the Underground Barrier Wall That Helps Prepare for Lake Dredging in 2012
Onondaga Lake Cleanup Progress Continues as Geddes Brook Remediation Begins
Experts Describe How 17 Acres in the Onondaga Lake Watershed Will Undergo Transformation to Productive Habitat for Wildlife
Progress on Onondaga Lake Cleanup Continues as Community’s Vision for Public Access and Mixed Use at Southwest Lakeshore Unveiled
500 Local Workers Now Involved in the Project
Thousands Learn About Habitat Conservation and Enjoy Outdoor Sports During Honeywell Sportsmen’s Days
Families Participate in Hands-on Activities at Onondaga County Federation of Sportsmen’s Clubs Annual Family Festival at Carpenter’s Brook
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