Honeywell Institute of Ecosystems Education

August 2011: Teachers Identify a Variety of Plant Species Found Near Onondaga Lake.	August 2011: Honeywell Institute for Ecosystems Education Teachers Work Together to Record their Findings.	August 2011: Teachers Observe Native Birds on and Around Onondaga Lake.	August 2011: Montezuma Audubon Center Education Manager Chris Lajewski Identifies Native Bird Species Found Near Onondaga Lake.	August 2011: Director of Montezuma Audubon Center Frank Moses Demonstrates the Basic Paddling Techniques for Directing a Canoe.
August 2011: Teachers Examine the Water Chestnuts They Removed from Onondaga Lake.	August 2011: Moses Discusses the Importance of Removing Invasive Water Chestnut Plants from Onondaga Lake.	August 2011: SUNY-ESF President Neil Murphy Congratulates Teachers on Their Completion of the Program.
August 2010: Izaak Walton League Project Watershed Coordinator Mat Weber Explains how to Identify the Water Quality of Streams	August 2010: Honeywell Institute for Ecosystems Education Teachers Examine a Variety of Organisms Found in Saw Mill Creek, Willow Bay in Liverpool	August 2010: Teachers Examine their Collection of Macroinvertebrates Found in Saw Mill Creek in Willow Bay, Liverpool	August 2010: Teachers Collect Samples to Examine the Water Quality of Saw Mill Creek	August 2010: Teachers Extract Samples in Saw Mill Creek, Willow Bay in Liverpool
August 2010: Honeywell Institute for Ecosystems Education Teachers Explore their Findings from Saw Mill Creek	August 2010: Teachers Find Crayfish Living in Saw Mill Creek	August 2010: Honeywell Institute for Ecosystems Education Teacher Observes Birds at Onondaga Lake	August 2010: Onondaga Audubon Society's Gene Huggins Discusses Invasive Species and Plants of Onondaga Lake	August 2010: Honeywell Institute for Ecosystems Education Teachers and Guest Speakers go on a Tour of Onondaga Lake on the Mid-Lakes Navigation's Flagship Emita II.
August 2010: Director of Montezuma Audubon Center, Frank Moses, Congratulates Teachers on their Completion of the Program	August 2010: Fifteen Onondaga County Teachers with their Certificates for Completing the Honeywell Institute for Ecosystems Education Professional Development Program	August 2010: Honeywell Institute Teachers Holding their Certificates After Completing the Honeywell Institute for Ecosystems Education Program	August 2010: Onondaga County Legislator Kathy Rapp (right) Talks with Teachers about their Experiences During Honeywell Institute for Ecosystems Education	August 2010: From Left to Right: Honeywell Syracuse Program Director John McAuliffe, Onondaga County Legislator Kathy Rapp, Director of Montezuma Audubon Center Frank Moses, and Education Manager of Montezuma Audubon Center Carol Stokes-Cawley, Congratulates Teachers on Completion of Honeywell Institute for Ecosystems Education
December 2009: Director of Montezuma Audubon Center Frank Moses	December 2009: Honeywell Syracuse Program Director John McAuliffe	December 2009: Vice President of Onondaga Audubon Society Niles Brown	December 2009: Frank Moses Presents Bald Eagle Specialist Mike Allen with a Recognition Plaque for his Work with Bald Eagles	December 2009: Audubon New York Director of Bird Conservation Jillian Liner
December 2009: Eagle Scout Candidate Will Hirsh and his Dad Pose with Audubon and Honeywell Representatives and Liberty the Bald Eagle	December 2009: Carol Stokes-Cawley from Audubon and Terhi Majanen from SUNY-ESF Talk About Local Habitat Education	December 2009: Frank Moses and MOST Exhibits Project Manager Dr. Peter Plumley	December 2009: John McAuliffe and Joe McMullen	December 2009: Representatives from NYSDEC with John McAuliffe and Liberty the Eagle
December 2009: John McAuliffe Talks with Audubon Board Member Patricia Callahan	December 2009: Liberty the Bald Eagle