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2010 Annual Meeting Info: Click here.
2010 Membership info is updated. If you think your organization should be listed and it's not, please contact us. Active (County) Members, click here. Associates and Affiliates, click here.
Emerald Ash Borer now infesting trees in 5 six 7 NYS counties (Monroe, Genesee added): click here.
Onondaga County Federation presents Sportsmen's Days weekend at Carpenter's Brook: click here.
Send in your comments on the new proposals for Moose River Plains. Click here.
Fishing "The Gut" on Champlain requires Vermont license: click here for fishing news.
Participants needed for August Turkey Survey. Click here.
The 2010 Resolutions are listed, with committee comments.
"Club Activities" - List your organization's upcoming events! Click here .
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Since 1933, the New York State Conservation Council, Inc.
has been at the forefront of conservation and environmental efforts,
and fighting for the rights of sportsmen and women.
Our mission is to aid in the formulation and establishment of sound policies and practices designated to conserve, protect, restore and perpetuate forests, wildlife and scenic and recreational areas with especial regard to the state of New York, to the general end that the present and succeeding generations may continue to enjoy and to use these great natural resources.
The New York State Conservation Council, Inc. completes its mission through the coordination and stimulation of individuals and organizations interested in conservation in the State of New York and to interest and educate the people of the state with respect to conservation. Its volunteer membership actively work to assure the enforcement of conservation laws and educational endeavors that safeguard our resources for generations to come. The leadership of the group is comprised of volunteers.
President Howard Cushing, Jr. states: "The NYSCC is the oldest conservation organization in New York State, comprised of volunteers who are concerned with sound management of the state's and the nation's land, water, fish and wildlife. Our volunteers are involved in all aspects that deal with our environment, ranging from educating youth and adults, to legislation, and including hands-on projects, cleaning up waterways and roadsides, and habitat improvement projects."
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