Historic Milestone Achieved as Dredging of Onondaga Lake Begins; Progress Updates Will Be Publicly Available
Historic Milestone Achieved as Dredging of Onondaga Lake Begins
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News Archives: Public Engagement
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
Top Environmental and Elected Officials, Community Leaders, and Honeywell Announce Onondaga Lake Dredging to Begin Later this Summer
A historic step, the start of Onondaga Lake dredging operations later this summer, was the focus of a special event Thursday with the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC), the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), the New York …
Birds of Prey Allow Students’ Imaginations to Soar
Audubon Program – Supported by Honeywell – Offers Students Hands-On Lessons About Birds and Habitat Conservation
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
Public Input Gathered on Fishing Access Sites Along Nine Mile and Onondaga Creeks
Opening Expected in Time for Trout Fishing this Spring
2011 Onondaga Lake Cleanup Annual Report
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
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