News from the North: What’s been going on in NY Headwaters

The last year has seen lots of progress in water quality, conservation, and protection in the New York state portion of the Chesapeake Watershed. The NY Choose Clean Water Coalition Members have been hard at work educating, engaging the community and making progress toward cleaner water. Here are some highlights from last year.

Amy Wyant 4/23/24 Amy Wyant 4/23/24

Member Highlight: Butternut Valley Alliance

For this Member Highlight, the Coalition’s New York State Lead, Amy Wyant, interviews Ed Lentz, Chairperson of the Board of Directors with Butternut Valley Alliance (BVA). Their edited conversation follows.

Amy Wyant 9/2/20 Amy Wyant 9/2/20

There's an App for That: Civic Engagement and Clean Water

At the headwaters to the Chesapeake Bay Watershed in New York, the Ostego County Conservation Association is working to improve and protect the health of the local air, land, and water. Critical to this effort is encouraging our members to raise their voice through civic engagement.

Drew Robinson 2/6/20 Drew Robinson 2/6/20

Gathering at the Bay's Headwaters

Achieving clean water throughout the Chesapeake Bay watershed requires careful coordination between all parties involved. It was this need for coordination that led 150 people to converge on the Binghamton University Center for Excellence on an early October morning for the Fourth Annual Upper Susquehanna Watershed Forum.

News from the North: What’s been going on in NY Headwaters

Member Highlight: Butternut Valley Alliance

There's an App for That: Civic Engagement and Clean Water

Gathering at the Bay's Headwaters

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