Posts on the USC Wetland Team
USC on Youtube The start of November signaled the end of 2021's Watershed Wednesdays Webinars. With 13 mini-webinars, 13 speakers, 309 participants and 352 minutes of content added to our YouTube channel, we’re thrilled with the outcome of this year’s Watershed
With remote learning and connecting so high on everyone's radar, the USC Outreach Team decided that developing more video outreach materials should be a team priority to increase our web presence. Despite social distancing and Covid-19 concerns, USC staff and partners
Planning for our fifth annual Watershed Forum ground to a halt in early spring, leaving our planning committee at loose ends in the midst of a chaotic time. With so many working remotely, the group decided a virtual forum would make the most
In 2020 we hosted our fourth annual USC Annual Retreat, a time we set aside to review, connect and plan future actions both with our partners and within our membership. Our 2020 annual retreat took place at Tioga Downs Conference Center, at the
Don't forget to save the date for our 2020 Annual Retreat. Respond online here to register for the meeting. Day 1 will be for partners and members and Day 2 will be for USC member counties only. For those member counties wishing to
We're dedicated to conserving the Eastern Hellbender in upstate New York, and have been partnering with groups across the region to do so. Our recent project, included raising a batch of hellbenders featured in this Animal Planet video: We'd like to continue
By Melissa Yearick, USC Wetland Team We were pleased to host a wetland delineation training in partnership with The Wetland Trust (TWT) and Dr. Michael Losito in early August. The training took place at the TWT Wetland Field Station in New Berlin, NY
Deliverables: Assist key partners in the rearing and reintroduction of juvenile Eastern Hellbenders While a departure from our usual landscape-driven work, in 2018 the Wetland Team assisted a variety of partners in an Eastern Hellbender rearing and reintroduction project. The Wetland team’s role
