2nd Annual River Fest
What: River Fest!
Where: The Deposit Community Park,
20 Borden St, Deposit, NY 13754
When: July 13th from 10 AM – 3 PM
Come join us for the 2nd Annual River Fest! An event that celebrates the river and what it means for the people and communities that live in its watershed.
What to expect:
Giveaways
Kids Crafts
Fun activities
Food and drinks
Conservation/local organizations tables
1st Annual River Fest
Join us for our 1st Annual River Fest. It will be held this year at the Covered Bridge Park in Downsville, NY on Oct 21st from 10AM-2PM.
There will be kids crafts and activities, a tree planting, conservation organizations stopping by to talk about the work being done locally and more.
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WWE 2022
SAVE THE DATE!
“Water, Water, Everywhere” Annual Conference
October 11 & 12, 2022
Please mark your calendars to virtually attend FUDR’s “Water, Water, Everywhere” Conference on October 11 & 12!
The conference, presented in Zoom format, provides participants with a “one stop shopping” opportunity to catch up on all the critical issues facing the Upper Delaware River.
Please Join Us for the 2022 NYS Environmental Bond Act Public Education Event!
What is the NY Clean Water, Clean Air, and Green Jobs Environmental Bond Act?
Join the New York League of Conservation Voters, Friends of the Upper Delaware River, the Coalition for the Delaware River Watershed and our Upper Delaware River conservation partners on Wednesday, September 21 from 6-8pm at the Catskill Brewery, 672 Old Route 17, Livingston Manor, NY to learn more.
Please Join Us for the 2022 NYS Environmental Bond Act Public Education Event! (nylcv.org)
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FUDR’s Virtual Auction is LIVE!
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WWE 2021
Join FUDR for our Annual "Water, Water, Everywhere" Conference!
Two-day virtual event scheduled for October 12 & 14, 2021
Is increasing pressure on the river threatening the future of the UDR fishery? How will the river be impacted when NYC shuts down the Delaware aqueduct for several months next year? What’s happening with the bugs on the river? Will there be enough water in the 2021/22 thermal bank? Can we put a dent in the Japanese Knotweed problem? How is NYSDEC preparing for the first year-round fishing season under the new state trout plan? Will the state of NY make a meaningful investment in 2022 to protect the UDR watershed and wild trout fishery?
We don’t pretend to have all the answers to these complex questions but your participation in the discussion will greatly enhance our ability to tackle the most pressing issues facing our river!
Please join FUDR and our conservation partners on October 12 & 14, 2021 at our annual "Water, Water, Everywhere" conference via Zoom.
Knotweed Event - Deposit, NY
Help Us Control the Spread of Japanese Knotweed in the Upper Delaware River Watershed!
Japanese Knotweed is a highly pervasive and opportunistic invasive plant that is rapidly spreading throughout the Upper Delaware River watershed. Knotweed crowds out native plant species that are more effective at stabilizing soils and fostering healthy habitat conditions. We are studying the impacts of its shallow root system, which we believe causes highly erosive conditions that contribute to one of the Upper Delaware River's most pressing ecological problems - accelerated sedimentation that negatively impacts aquatic habitat and widens and warms the river.
Please join FUDR and our conservation partners National Fish & Wildlife Foundation, National Park Service, and New York League of Conservation Voters to learn more about how we can start to control this undesirable plant that threatens the river we all love.
For the River,
Jeff Skelding
skelding@fudr.orgP.S. Mark your calendars for FUDR's One Bug virtual auction scheduled for September 6-20!
Skinners Falls Knotweed Event
Help Us Control the Spread of Japanese Knotweed in the Upper Delaware River Watershed!
Japanese Knotweed is a highly pervasive and opportunistic invasive plant that is rapidly spreading throughout the Upper Delaware River watershed. Knotweed crowds out native plant species that are more effective at stabilizing soils and fostering healthy habitat conditions. We are studying the impacts of its shallow root system, which we believe causes highly erosive conditions that contribute to one of the Upper Delaware River's most pressing ecological problems - accelerated sedimentation that negatively impacts aquatic habitat and widens and warms the river.
Please join FUDR and our conservation partners National Fish & Wildlife Foundation, National Park Service, and New York League of Conservation Voters to learn more about how we can start to control this undesirable plant that threatens the river we all love.
For the River,
Jeff Skelding
skelding@fudr.org
P.S. Mark your calendars for FUDR's One Bug virtual auction scheduled for September 6-20!