Cayuga Lake supplies drinking water for more than 100,000 people in the surrounding basin. It also provides habitat for wildlife and flora. Preserving water quality is not just for human benefit, it’s for the good of the lake ecosystem as well.
TMDL for Phosphorus in Cayuga Lake
Water quality monitoring, communicating findings, coordinating relationships, identifying solutions.
Water Quality Committee
Water quality monitoring, communicating findings, coordinating relationships, identifying solutions.
Smart Steps for Clean Water
Practical steps that individuals can take to help protect and improve water quality. Topics include household chemicals, home energy, clean boating, responsible fishing, and how to become involved in local issues.