This is the first discovery of hydrilla in the Great Lakes Basin, and it must be contained before spreading beyond the Cayuga Inlet. A multi-agency Task Force has formed to oversee eradication and control efforts. The Cayuga Lake Floating Classroom and Tiohero Tours will host volunteer monitoring and educational opportunities for individuals and groups throughout the year.
Learn more about Hydrilla and local management at www.ccetompkins.org/hydrilla.
Lean more about Volunteer Monitoring Cruises at www.floatingclassroom.net
Hydrilla Cruise Reports & Timely Information...
May 6, 2012 - Syracuse News Channel 9 coverage:
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May 3 & 6, 2012 - Workshops Presented. Over 30 people attended two public training sessions to learn about Hydrilla, and how to identify it. Many of these folks have signed up to participate in Floating Classroom monitoring cruises already! Our thanks for their commitment!
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