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By: Ava Glasser, Upper Susquehanna Coalition Nyssa sylvatica, also known as black gum or black tupelo, is a medium-sized deciduous tree native to eastern North America from the coastal Northeastern United States and southern Ontario south to central Florida and eastern Texas, as well
by USC Correspondent and Grass Whisperer - Troy Bishopp The Fuller family has a variety of conservation measures from grazing and water systems to heavy use area and laneways DeRuyter, NY--When Central New York Meteorologists reference the wild weather extremes in
Regenerative Agriculture, Climate Resiliency, and Ecosystem Services Headline 2023 Watershed Forum by USC Correspondent and Grass Whisperer – Troy Bishopp Binghamton, NY---Whether you live or work within the Upper Susquehanna River Watershed and beyond, you’ll want to learn about the many perspectives that
Check out the videos we developed for family-based earth week activities: Stream Cleanups and Visiting a Vernal Pool USC Videos
We'd like to share an excellent resource from Bradford County Conservation District about their wood chip barnyard project. This webpage, provides an overview of the project, complete with project report, photos, videos and other resources and is available at: https://www.bccdpa.com/woodchip.html. Why the need
By: Joe Quatrini USC Member This unpaved road was severely entrenched and extremely narrow. The ditches remained saturated most of the year and any runoff made its way directly to the stream. Nearly 9,000 tons of fill was added which raised the road
By: Laura Grant, USC Buffer Team Background: Oak Wilt is yet another pest threatening the health of our forests in New York and beyond. The Oak Wilt fungus, Bretziella fagacearum, believed to be introduced from Central or South America, could have devastating effects
