January 2005
.75 MB PDF |
- 2005 Tree and Shrub
- 2005 Environthon
- Eighteenmile Creek Partnership
- New Board Member
- New Staff Member
- Annual Banquet
- NRCS News
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Summer 2004
1.0 MB PDF |
- 2004 Environthon Winner!
- Agricultural Environmental Management (AEM)
- New Board Member
- Fish Stocking
- Invasive plants - Giant Hogweed
- Financial Assistance for Soil and Water Conservation
- Upcoming Events
- New Staff
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Winter 2003
1.3 MB PDF |
- Conservation Tree and Shrub Seedling Program Order Form
- 2004 Envirothon - Sign up now to compete!
- Rural and Urban Neighbors Banquet Awards
- District Assists Erie County Bureau of Forestry with Management Plan
- Agricultural Pesticide Clean Sweep
- 2004 Envirothon Raffle Winners
- NRCS News
- Holiday Gift Ideas
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Fall 2003
1.4 MB PDF |
- Phase 1 of Streambank Partnership Complete
- Farmer Information Meeting to be held in Tonawanda Creek Watershed
- Rural and Urban Neighbors Banquet - October 21st
- Envirothon Raffle
- Invasive Plants - Giant Hogweed and Cow Parsnip
- District Spreads Conservation Message at Summer Events
- Spotlight on Mark Schreier, District Intern
- USDA Conservation Funding Assistance - Don't Give Up on It!
- AmeriCorps Provides Valued Service
- Fall Trout Stocking
- Ag Construction Continues
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Summer 2003
1.3 MB PDF |
- Orchard Park Wins Erie County Envirothon
- 87,000 Trees and Shrubs Planted
- Stream Cleanups help Improve Our Waterfront
- District Welcomes New Board Member - Legislator David Dale
- New District Staff - Denise Goinski
- Fish Stocking Program
- Invasive Plants - Garlic Mustard
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Spring 2003
1 MB PDF |
- District Assists with Historic Canoe Launch Rehabilitation at Ellicott Creek Park
- New Changes to Agricultural Assessments
- Invasive Plants - Shrub Honeysuckle
- District Board of Directors Spotlight: Jeanne Z. Chase
- Use Barley Straw to Control Pond Algae
- District Receives Grant for Scajaquada Creek Watershed Planning
- New Federal Stormwater Regulations
- County Plan of Approved Conservation Practices
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Summer 2002
2.6 MB PDF |
- Erie County Soil and Water Conservation District Hosts First Local Envirothon
- Caring for Bare-Root Seedlings and Transplants
- District Demonstrates Biotechnical Streambank Planting Techniques
- Area Students Work to Restore Cazenovia Creek Streambanks
- Invasive Plants - Purple Loosestrife
- Welcome Sarah Kron, Soil Conservationist
- Erie County Forest to Re-open Camp
- Fish "Fry" Anyone
- Rain Gardens Improve Water Quality
- Funding Received for Streambank Protection
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