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New York Outdoor Educators event seeks contributors

The New York State Outdoor Education Association is holding its annual conference Nov. 6-9, in Fishkill, N.Y. The theme for this year’s conference is, “Nature is Everywhere” and the organization is currently seeking contributors wishing to share their knowledge and skills at the event with colleagues from across the state.

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New York DEC offers tips when encountering bear and moose

The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation recently closed Goodman Mountain in the town of Tupper Lake due to the presence of a bull moose observed over an extended period of time.
Just prior to press time the agency reported the moose was still in the area and the trail was still closed, and advised the public to stay clear of the area as it is suspected the moose may have some form of illness.

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New York’s spring gobbler and small game hunters respond to DEC surveys

The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation recently surveyed several New York spring turkey hunters about their season and harvest. DEC also surveyed small game hunters and reported on the results.
For the turkey hunting survey, the agency said the response provides valuable hunting effort and harvest information, ultimately helping the agency to effectively manage turkey populations for future hunting opportunities.

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New York’s Erie Canal, Cayuga watershed get hydrilla treatments

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Buffalo District is continuing efforts to combat the invasive aquatic plant hydrilla on two western and central New York waterways this summer.
Monitoring and treatment counters the highly aggressive, non-native plant and the severe ecological and economic threats it poses to local waterways and communities, particularly in the Great Lakes Basin.

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