Tagged Stories: "Susquehanna River"
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Photo Essay: Home to rare wildlife and small towns, a rural region plans for the future
January 20, 2022New York’s Butternut Valley is finding ways to lift its communities while continuing its environmental gains
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From ‘Red and Dead’ to Class A Fishery, West Branch Susquehanna rebounds
October 6, 2021The removal of three dams adds a final touch to coal country restoration
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Twenty years later, the restoration efforts on a New York farm help secure its future
January 7, 2021The Otsego County Soil and Water Conservation District goes virtual to tour impactful conservation practices
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A look at the Chesapeake Bay watershed in 2020
December 29, 2020A retrospective of some of our most popular articles from the past year
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After unprecedented storms hit New York, communities take a different approach to flood protection
December 3, 2020Watershed-focused projects are improving stream health, adding green infrastructure and vacating flood-prone properties
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An urban farm is filling space left uninhabitable by increased flooding
November 19, 2020Following a buyout program for floodplain residents, the nonprofit-led farm could grow in size
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A trail system connects land and water in the Susquehanna headwaters
November 12, 2020New York’s Otsego Land Trust created the Blueway Trail to inspire future stewards
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Centuries-old Susquehanna petroglyphs give history a personal touch
November 5, 2020Some were buried and flooded, but many carvings remain visible to visitors
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Despite social distance, our rivers connect us
June 3, 2020Celebrate Chesapeake Bay Awareness Week June 6-14
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Restoring North America’s largest salamander
October 30, 2018Researchers aim to bring the reclusive hellbender out of the shadows
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