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Thursday November 2nd 1:00 pm to 4:00 pm Norrie Point Environmental Center 256 Norrie Point Way Staatsburg, New York 12580 Cost: Free! Refreshments will be served Participants sought for a workshop focusing on dams and dam removal in your area! Come join experts for a guided discussion and interactive modeling activity about aquatic barriers present in the Hudson River watershed. Learn about the ecology and habitat restoration efforts for Hudson River heritage migratory fishes. Activities include a technical expert panel with Q&A and an interactive systems modeling activity guided by researchers from SUNY-ESF. For more information, or to RSVP, please contact Kayla Smith at kmsmi100@syr.edu, or visit our website: http://hudsonundammed-esf.weebly.com/contact.html
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Saturday, October 1st 9:00 am to 1:00 pm
SUNY Orange Kaplan Hall Room # 206 One Washington Center Newburgh, NY 12550 Cost: Free! Refreshments will be served Participants sought for a workshop focusing on dams and dam removal in your area! Come join experts for a guided tour and discussion of the aquatic barriers present in the Quassaick Creek Watershed. Learn about the ecology and habitat restoration efforts for Hudson River heritage migratory fishes. Activities include an informational session, field exploration of riparian habitats upstream and downstream of Little Falls dam and electrofishing with species identification. Note: Participants should wear protective clothing and footwear and may be asked to wade in shallow waters (waders, hip boots or rubber boots are required if entering water near electricity). For more information, or to RSVP, please contact Kayla Smith at kmsmi100@syr.edu, or visit our website: http://hudsonundammed-esf.weebly.com/contact.html Saturday, August 6th 9:30 am to 1:00 pm Burden Iron Works Museum 1 East Industrial Parkway, South Troy (foot of Polk Street Cost: Free! Refreshments will be served
Participants sought for a workshop focusing on dams and dam removal in your area! Come join experts for a guided tour and discussion of the aquatic barriers present in the Wynant's Kill Creek Watershed. Learn about the ecology and habitat restoration efforts for Hudson River heritage migratory fishes. Activities include an informational session, field exploration of riparian habitats upstream and downstream of Burdens Pond dam and electrofishing with species identification. Note: Participants should wear protective clothing and footwear and may be asked to wade in shallow waters (waders, hip boots or rubber boots are required if entering water near electricity). For more information, or to RSVP, please contact Kayla Smith at kmsmi100@syr.edu, or visit our website: http://hudsonundammed-esf.weebly.com/contact.html |
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