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Stream Management Plans & Action Plans |
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Please use the links provided to access information on the SWP, its projects, and watershed issues |
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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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Schoharie Basin Stream Management Plans Stream Management Plans provide a comprehensive review of stream characteristics, data, maps, and recommended management strategies. The plans are meant to assist watershed municipalities and residents in planning for a sustainable future for their property, infrastructure, water and biological resources. Please click on the links provided to access completed stream management plans for the Schoharie Basin
Executive Summary of the Batavia Kill Stream Management Plan, click here
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Deep clay deposits underlying streams contribute significantly to the turbidity conditions in the Schoharie Watershed as seen in the Schoharie Creek above. |
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Schoharie Basin Action Plans Action plans direct the implementation of stream management plans by distilling large, overarching goals into smaller, more manageable projects. Actions plans for the Schoharie Watershed are developed every 2 years by a collaboration between the Schoharie Watershed Advisory Committee (SWAC), Greene County Soil & Water Conservation District (GCSWCD), and New York City Department of Environmental Protection (NYC DEP). Please use the links provided to view past and current action plans for the Schoharie Watershed
Schoharie Basin Stream Management Plan Implementation Action Plan, 2007-2009
Schoharie Basin Stream Management Plan Implementation Action Plan, 2009-2011 This three-part package includes: 1. Schoharie Basin Stream Management Plan Implementation Action Plan 2009 – 2011 2. Completed projects synopsis 3. Progress tracking sheet that will be updated as action items are completed |
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Schoharie Basin-Specific Studies Click on the links below to view Schoharie Basin area studies and how these relate to the above stream management plans
Summary of Schoharie Wildlife and Fishery Study
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Addressing the impacts of roadside drainage on water quality is a key component of the Schoharie Watershed Management Strategy. |
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