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Volunteers to Survey Streams for Erosion Problems

A group of volunteers will begin to survey the major tributaries of Honeoye Lake and the smaller streams and ditches that flow into the lake. The purpose of this survey is to identify erosion problems that cause excessive sediment to flow into the lake. This sediment is a major source of nutrient enrichment to the lake that enhances algae blooms and excessive growth of submerged plants.
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Why Change Your Little Piece of Heaven on Earth?
Honeoye Lake is one of those rare places in the world where woods, lake, hills and sky form a particular vision of Eden:
(Links to the PowerPoint for the above program are available at the top of the next page)
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Healthy Lawns
Healthy Lake

Protect the water quality of Honeoye Lake and your property values by practicing healthy lawn care. A healthy lawn can improve water quality by filtering, purifying and reducing stormwater runoff. Misuse or overuse of fertilizers and pesticides can harm
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Honeoye Lake

2020 VISION Project

Goal: to develop a community-based
vision of the future of Honeoye Lake
as a sustainable resource

Click here to view the 2020 Vision Project Presentation

Calendar of Events

2009-2010 “Speaking of Nature” Lecture Series
FLCC Muller Field Station
6455 County Road 36
Honeoye, New York
Please join us for an exciting and informative lecture series at the Muller Field Station of Finger Lakes Community College. Presentations by college faculty, staff and local scientists are free and light refreshments will be provided. Seating is limited and reservations are required for each program. For more information and to make reservations, call Nancy Lawson at 394-3500, extension 7257.

Wednesday, February 24, 7:00-8:30 pm – Wild Alaska; FLCC Campus North with Marty Dodge, Finger Lakes Community College.
This 66 minute DVD captures the essence of wild Alaska. Follow 12 FLCC students and their instructor, Marty Dodge, along their 33 day journey in June and July of 2008 about Prince William Sound and into the heart of the Wrangell St. Elias National Park. Natural history and economic considerations catch emphasis.

Tuesday, March 9, 7:00-8:30 pm– Coyotes Among Us with Scott Smith, NYS Department of Environmental Conservation.
What exactly is this animal known as the eastern coyote? What do they eat? How many are there? How did they get here? Do I have to worry about my children or pets? There are a lot of questions about this large canid of the Northeast. Come and take a peek at some of the habits, and maybe some of the answers, of this adaptable carnivore

Wednesday, April 21, 7:00-8:30 pm – Everybody Loves Turtles with Clinton Krager, Finger Lakes Community College.
People often associate reptiles with the slimy crawlies: snakes, lizards and alligators. This association is not always accurate. But regardless of people’s opinions of reptiles, most love turtles. There are several unique species of turtles in the Finger Lakes region. We will be examining the natural history of turtles, discussing what species are found in NY State, specifically the Finger Lakes region, their distribution, and status in the wild.

Tuesday, May 4, 7:00-8:30 pm – The 2009 Honeoye Lake Walleye Run Update with John Foust, Finger Lakes Community College.
Over the past several years Finger Lakes Community College faculty, staff, and students have captured, spawned and raised walleye from Honeoye Lake at the Muller Fish Culture and Aquatic Research Center. Join us for a presentation on the walleye spawning process and an update from the 2009 production season.

Tuesday, June 15, 6:00-8:00 pm – Channel Paddle with Berna Ticonchuk, Finger Lakes Community College. Canoe or kayak through the beautiful Honeoye Inlet wetlands. You may catch a glimpse of a beaver or river otter. Some college boats can be provided but you are encouraged to bring your own. Limited to 10 people so make your reservation early.

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