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Auburn Citizen Article: “OWLA: Teaching about water quality to Auburn classrooms”; Kim Mills, OWLA Board Memeber

Auburn Citizen Article: “OWLA: Teaching about water quality to Auburn classrooms”; Kim Mills, OWLA Board Memeber

by Tracy Stewart | Jan 7, 2022 | News

Over the three day period of Dec. 7-9, volunteer members of the Owasco Watershed Lake Association visited Auburn Junior High School and taught a lesson on Owasco Lake and water quality to three seventh grade science classes. The current topic in seventh grade science...
Auburn Citizen Article: “OWLA: New board looks to the future”; Ann Robson, President Elect OWLA

Auburn Citizen Article: “OWLA: New board looks to the future”; Ann Robson, President Elect OWLA

by Tracy Stewart | Jun 25, 2021 | News

Earlier this month, the Owasco Watershed Lake Association held its 33rd annual general membership meeting via a virtual cocktail party from the Springside Inn in Fleming. Living through this pandemic has honed our group’s inventiveness and imagination. What a great...

Auburn Citizen Article: “If We Lose the Hemlocks”; Dana Hall, President of OWLA

by owla dave | Jan 29, 2021 | News

If we lose the hemlocks, we lose the lake. As some of you may know from trees on or near where you live, the hemlock trees in this region are becoming sick. The cause is an invasive foreign insect called the Hemlock Woolly Adelgid (HWA).  This bug is tiny, about the...
Ongoing efforts for a cleaner Owasco Lake by Rick Nelson

Ongoing efforts for a cleaner Owasco Lake by Rick Nelson

by Tracy Stewart | Jan 24, 2021 | News

OWLA: Ongoing efforts for a cleaner Owasco Lake Rick Nelson Special to The Citizen Do you want muddy sediment flowing into your drinking water source? Do you want this sediment laden with nutrients feeding excessive weed growth and contributing to potentially toxic...

Use AmazonSmile For Your Holiday Shopping and Help Support OWLA!

by owla dave | Oct 29, 2020 | News

OWLA has recently registered with Amazon.com to be part of the Amazon Smile program.  When you make purchases with the Smile program, Amazon donates .5% of each purchase to OWLA! Go to Smile.Amazon.com for all the information about how to link your Amazon account with...
Great News! Finger Lakes Land Trust Helping to Preserve Owasco Flats!

Great News! Finger Lakes Land Trust Helping to Preserve Owasco Flats!

by owla dave | Oct 9, 2020 | News

Photo: Bill Hecht FINGER LAKES LAND TRUST PRESS RELEASE LAND TRUST ACQUIRES 38 ACRES IN OWASCO FLATS October 5, 2020 For Immediate Release Contact:  Andrew Zepp (607) 275-9487 Ithaca, NY— The Finger Lakes Land Trust today announced it purchased 38 acres in the town of...
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  • Auburn Citizen Article: “If We Lose the Hemlocks”; Dana Hall, President of OWLA
  • Ongoing efforts for a cleaner Owasco Lake by Rick Nelson
  • Use AmazonSmile For Your Holiday Shopping and Help Support OWLA!

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