Cayuga Lake Water Resource Group outlines basin work
The Cayuga Lake Basin Regional Water Resources Planning and Development Board releases a four page brochure detailing the Cayuga Lake Basin program titled Resource Development. Board chairman Edward Pabbott notes the aim to inform and gain public support while inviting ongoing progress updates. Board members span Ithaca Cornell University etc. including Prof Charles Gates and others from Romulus Seneca Falls Genoa Interlaken and Gould Pumps.
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Cayuga Lake Basin
Abbott
Charles Gates
Ithaca
Cornell University
George W. Cramer
Romulus
Gould Pumps, Inc
Vincent P. Hannan
Ithaca Public Works
Edwin R. Smith
Seneca Falls
Seneca Falls Machine Co
C. Robert Osterhoudt
Genoa
Charles Overslaugh
Interlaken
Interlaken Sportsmen’s Club
Water Resourcefulness film previews New York water plans
Geneva council backs Seneca Belle return. Chavoustie boat deal revised with lower insurance. New York state public service headlining film outlines vast water assets, wetlands value to fisheries, harbor role, Barge Canal expansion, and planned water resourcefulness program.
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Geneva
Patrick Chavoustie
Mr. Chavoustie
Chavoustie
New York State
Long Island
New York Harbor
New York
International Crossroads
Gateway To America
Bow and Arrow Hunt Set At Howland Island
The twelfth annual bow and arrow deer hunt will be held Saturday November 26 at Howland Island Game Management Area in Cayuga County. Any holder of a New York State special archery license may participate with no hunter limits and free permits, maps, and instruction sheets provided. Conservation Department patrols and volunteers from the Field Archery Association assist, with hunting beginning at 7:00 a.m. The island, reached via Howland Island Road off Route 38 north of Port Byron, serves as a waterfowl refuge and deer production area.
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Howland Island
Department Game
Cayuga County
New York State
Conservation Department
New York State Field Archery Association
Port Byron
Deer Checking Stations Report on New York Herd
Conservation biologists monitor New York's deer herd and range condition. The most valuable data comes from interviews with over 10 000 deer each year at roadside checking stations, hunting camps, and freezer lockers.
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Conservation Department
New York
Solve Your Christmas Problems Buy Your Family A Boating Gift
A local appeal encourages gifting boating gear to extend family enjoyment. It promotes planning cruises, camping by boat, beaching for shelling, and water skiing as inclusive activities for all ages, urging timely purchase of a motor, boat, ski equipment, or related apparel.
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Cayuga Lake
New York State Water Resources Commission
Division of Conservation Education
State Campus
Albany
Great Lakes
Mother Nature
Seneca Belle
Wayne
N. Y
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