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Schoharie Watershed Program
A program of Greene County Soil and Water Conservation District |
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Please use the links provided to access information on the SWP, its projects, and watershed issues |
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Calendar of Events |
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PO Box 996, 6049 Main Street Tannersville, NY 12485 Phone 518-589-6871 Fax 518-589-6874 |
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GCSWCD Main Office 907 County Office Building Cairo, NY 12413 Phone 518.622.3620 Fax 518.622.0344
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4th Annual Batavia Kill Celebration Saturday, August 7, 2010
Come join us in celebrating and promoting the Catskills streams through this day-long FREE event full of educational programs, children’s activities, music, theater, food, interactive exhibits, and much more! The event is organized by the Greene Stream Team, a consortium of agencies, residents, local school teachers, and non-profit organizations, and sponsored by local and regional businesses and tourism interests. The Batavia Kill is part of the NYC Watershed, a vast network of reservoirs, aqueducts, and streams that encompass a 1,972 square mile watershed that is New York City’s drinking water supply. All activities are focused on building awareness of the Batavia Kill, stream and environmental stewardship, and the relationship of local streams to the broader watershed area.
Click Here for more information about the Batavia Kill Stream Celebration. |
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5th Annual Schoharie Watershed Summit Saturday, January 22, 2011
The Fifth Annual Watershed Summit for Schoharie Watershed communities is scheduled for Saturday, January 22, 2011. The event is a continuation in a series of public forums designed to bring local decision-makers and property owners together with regulatory agencies to learn about water quality for the protection of Schoharie basin waterways.
Click Here for more information about the Schoharie Watershed Summit. |
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Schoharie Watershed Month May 2011
Schoharie Watershed Month is a chance for you and/or your organization to take ACTION. Whether it’s planting trees along our streams, cleaning streams, building a rain garden, disconnecting your downspout, or monitoring your local stream, participating in Schoharie Watershed month will give you the opportunity to protect, preserve, or restore our local waterways. Schoharie Watershed Month is a community- and family-oriented event that will provide a host of fun educational activities on water quality for the entire Mountaintop. Watershed Month activities and events will offer something for everyone. Please join us, host an event, pitch your idea to our committee, or volunteer to help.
Click Here for more information about Schoharie Watershed Month. |