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More than 50 volunteers from Leadership Greater Syracuse (LGS) gather to volunteer with the Onondaga Lake Conservation Corps as part of a 2012 class project celebrating Earth Day.

April 2013 - More than 50 volunteers from Leadership Greater Syracuse (LGS) gather to volunteer with the Onondaga Lake Conservation Corps as part of a 2012 class project celebrating Earth Day.
Frank Moses, director of Montezuma Audubon Center, leads a group on a birding walk near Nine Mile Creek.

April 2013 - Frank Moses, director of Montezuma Audubon Center, leads a group on a birding walk near Nine Mile Creek.
Thomas Ryan, SUNY-ESF student, describes birds the LGS volunteers may see.

April 2013 - Thomas Ryan, SUNY-ESF student, describes birds the LGS volunteers may see.
Participants observe more than 20 species of birds.

April 2013 - Participants observe more than 20 species of birds.
Onondaga Lake Conservation Corps volunteers become environmental stewards, planting native grasses, shrubs and trees.

April 2013 - Onondaga Lake Conservation Corps volunteers become environmental stewards, planting native grasses, shrubs and trees.

Leadership Greater Syracuse volunteers enhance Nine Mile Creek wetlands that will support the Onondaga Lake watershed.

April 2013 - Leadership Greater Syracuse volunteers enhance Nine Mile Creek wetlands that will support the Onondaga Lake watershed.
Volunteers of all ages join in planting.

April 2013 - Volunteers of all ages join in planting.

A young Corps volunteer admires the young tree she is about to plant.

April 2013 - A young Corps volunteer admires the young tree she is about to plant.
Onondaga Lake Conservation Corps members get their hands dirty.

April 2013 - Onondaga Lake Conservation Corps members get their hands dirty.
Leadership Greater Syracuse Class of 2012 volunteers plant more than 200 native shrubs, plants and trees along Nine Mile Creek.

April 2013 - Leadership Greater Syracuse Class of 2012 volunteers plant more than 200 native shrubs, plants and trees along Nine Mile Creek.
Onondaga Lake Conservation Corps seeks to inspire future stewards of Onondaga Lake and its watershed through a hands-on, experience-based program.

April 2013 - Onondaga Lake Conservation Corps seeks to inspire future stewards of Onondaga Lake and its watershed through a hands-on, experience-based program.

New plantings enhance habitat now and for future generations.

April 2013 - New plantings enhance habitat now and for future generations.

Native trees will help sustain Onondaga Lake and its value as an Important Bird Area.

April 2013 - Native trees will help sustain Onondaga Lake and its value as an Important Bird Area.
Leadership Greater Syracuse alumni are part of the Honeywell lake cleanup team as members of key alliance partners Parsons and O'Brien & Gere.

April 2013 - Leadership Greater Syracuse alumni are part of the Honeywell lake cleanup team as members of key alliance partners Parsons and O'Brien & Gere.
Parsons employees help make the day a success.

April 2013 - Parsons employees help make the day a success.

Honeywell Syracuse Program Director John McAuliffe thanks Leadership Greater Syracuse volunteers for their volunteer efforts.

April 2013 - Honeywell Syracuse Program Director John McAuliffe thanks Leadership Greater Syracuse volunteers for their volunteer efforts.