Many of you are familiar with educational credits required by the state for members of regulatory commissions, such as planning boards and zoning boards of appeal. ELLA works with agencies like the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation to provide credit-based workshops whenever possible and hopes to renew its Conservation Accreditation Program (CAP) in...
Teatown is a 1000-acre nature preserve and education center located in the Lower Hudson Valley, whose mission is to inspire their community to lifelong environmental stewardship. They are located at 1600 Spring Valley Rd., Ossining, NY 10562. The Preserve & Hiking Trails Teatown manages a 1,000-acre preserve (the largest community-supported preserve in Westchester County). 15 miles of...
Peter A. Young, Chairman of the Town of Southold Conservation Advisory Council in Suffolk County was elected to the NYSAAC Board at our New York State Department of Environmental Conservation Conference in Albany on October 25, 2019. Peter has retired from careers in corporate real estate and military service. He is a graduate of Fordham University (BS)...
Ask NYSACC is a new feature in which NYSACC fields reader questions on a variety of topics. We seek expert responses to your questions from environmental professionals. If you have a question, please email NYSACC' President at SimonSkolnik@gmail.com. Question #1 I have observed fire trucks filling up at dry standpipes at various lakes and other water...
We thank Joy Squires for 30 wonderful years of service as NYSACC President, as we chart a course for the future of NYSACC with our new President, Simon Skolnik....
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