***INTRODUCTION***
In its short history SCIG has had many significant achievements and
milestones. The achievements listed below were without a doubt a result
of the dedication of our members and the generosity of the many
volunteers and local businesses who contributed their time and
resources. SCIG has built partnerships with many like-minded
organizations, educational institutions, agencies at all levels of
government, professional firms, as well as just ordinary, good people
who have helped make it happen.
•National Fish and Wildlife Foundation Grant - Awarded: 2011 Completed: 2013
•Purchase and Installation of Stream Monitoring Gage - Gifted to Sidney High School for Educational and Practical Use (2011)
***ACHIEVEMENTS***
•O'Connor Foundation Grants for Community Improvement Initiatives (2007-08)•National Fish and Wildlife Foundation Grant - Awarded: 2011 Completed: 2013
•Purchase and Installation of Stream Monitoring Gage - Gifted to Sidney High School for Educational and Practical Use (2011)
•Invited to and attended Choose Clean Water Day in Washington D.C. to share watershed plan with Congress (2013)
•Partnership with Educational Institutions - Including: Sidney High School - Flood Forecasting and Monitoring Program, BOCES, Les Harbargen(sp) SUNY Oneonta Water Resource Dept. (chi), University of Maryland, Syracuse University - ESF,
•Partnership with many county, state and federal environmental and economical development agencies: Including: Delaware County Planning Dept. and Soil and Water District, New York State Dept. of Environmental Conservation, National Parks Service, Chesapeake Bay Program, Isaac Walton League
•Unprecedented 3 years of assistance and guidance from the National Parks Service, Rivers, Trails & Streams Program
•Organization of Community Members to be trained and certified in Stream _________ Assessment and Identification of Organisms
•Partnership with Educational Institutions - Including: Sidney High School - Flood Forecasting and Monitoring Program, BOCES, Les Harbargen(sp) SUNY Oneonta Water Resource Dept. (chi), University of Maryland, Syracuse University - ESF,
•Partnership with many county, state and federal environmental and economical development agencies: Including: Delaware County Planning Dept. and Soil and Water District, New York State Dept. of Environmental Conservation, National Parks Service, Chesapeake Bay Program, Isaac Walton League
•Unprecedented 3 years of assistance and guidance from the National Parks Service, Rivers, Trails & Streams Program
•Organization of Community Members to be trained and certified in Stream _________ Assessment and Identification of Organisms
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