I don’t think I am the best person to organize or make contact. I think there
are people who can speak well about conservation and agriculture and programs
as well as what birders or bird clubs or other organizations might offer.
What I think would be good to cover would include:
* How very
Today at Lansing Station Rd by sunny Cayuga Lake, I saw 18 Red-breasted
Mergansers, some of whom were smartly tossing & bowing their heads!
Also scattered around were over 20 Goldeneyes, several Mallards & Black Ducks,
2 little Buffleheads & ~250 Canada Geese.
Donna Scott
Lansing
Sent from my
As Cayuga Bird Club president, I'll bring this up for discussion at
our next executive committee meeting. It sounds like engaging with the
Lotts might be a good first step. Meanwhile, if anyone wants to play
an active role in pursuing this further, perhaps with the backing of
the bird club, let me
Please remember that at this time the DEC controls the dam and thus lake.
Writing the DEC and also being alert for a public comment period once they
decide on their choice of action (repair, replace or remove) will be the most
direct routes to influence.
You certainly should register support
Hi All,
Nita Irby’s post is spot on. Living on the lake she knows it’s value.
It is also true that your “SUPPORT IS ALSO NEEDED”
Please write:
DEC and the Dryden Town Board and post information about
the issue where ever else it might be appropriate.
Best,
Bard
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Cayugabirds-L List Info:
Hi all:
It is my understanding that the posted resolution is from the Dryden
Conservation Board and was sent to the Dryden Town Board. Our support is still
needed.
Per an inquiry to the Conservation Board last Fall, letters or petitions
supporting the preservation of Dryden Lake should be sent
I agree that contacting the Finger Lakes Land Trust could be beneficial. They
certainly are experts in land conservation. Bob Horn
> On Jan 10, 2021, at 6:26 AM, John Gregoire
> wrote:
>
> Dave,
> The state has a strong farmland trust which greatly benefit the owner in cash
> which is in
Dave,
The state has a strong farmland trust which greatly benefit the owner in
cash which is in exchange for keeping it farmland. I have no further detail/
John
On Sat, Jan 9, 2021 at 8:17 PM Dave Nutter wrote:
> As many of you know, the private Lott Farm, located on the NE corner of
> NYS-414
