To learn more about the Onondaga Lake Conservation Corps or participate in future activities, please contact Chris Lajewski at montezuma@audubon.org or call 315-365-3588.
Open houses are being held at the Onondaga Lake Visitors Center for community members to experience and learn about the lake cleanup firsthand.
Students from Bryant & Stratton College and their families became environmental stewards planting 60 native trees and shrubs as well as native grasses at Harbor Brook on Saturday, June 8.
Learning Adventure of a Lifetime Offers Teachers Invaluable Experiences to Share with Their Students
Work at Geddes Brook has been completed, transforming 21 acres of land in the Onondaga Lake watershed into a diverse new habitat for wildlife. The improved Geddes Brook is part of a green corridor emerging in the Onondaga Lake watershed …
Onondaga Lake Dredging, Capping and Habitat Restoration Completed; Onondaga Lake Well on its Way to Becoming a Sustainable Ecosystem for Years to Come. Honeywell has completed the dredging, capping and habitat restoration of Onondaga Lake. The result of more than …
Community Health and Safety Remains Top Priority
Community Input Plays Key Role in Final Designs; Sites Ready for Trout Season
Opening Expected in Time for Trout Fishing this Spring
Green practices such as the use of biofuels, recycled materials, and other sustainable solutions are key elements of Honeywell’s Onondaga Lake remediation strategy. B20 biodiesel fuel will replace about two million gallons of standard diesel fuel. Green electric booster pumps …
500 Local Workers Now Involved in the Project
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The Onondaga Lake Visitors Center was designed and built by Honeywell to provide the public with access to the cleanup.
