The Catskill Center works in partnership with local, regional, and statewide organizations and entities to protect our streams, mountains, valleys, and forests.  Issues of importance include management of public lands; fish and wildlife management; biological diversity and uniqueness of the region; private and public forest management; agriculture; resource extraction; stream and watershed management (including the vast NY City Water Supply System); and threats to natural systems, such as invasive species, pests and pathogens, acid precipitation, global warming, fragmentation, and certain types of development.

Catskill Center Policy Statements:

Comments on Revised Regulations for High-Volume Hydraulic Fracturing -- January 11, 2013

State Supreme Court Rulings on Hydrofracking -- March 1, 2012

Bobcat Management Plan Comments -- February 14, 2012

        (Click Here for NYS Bobcat Management Plan)

Developing Hydro Power at the NYC Reservoirs -- July 22, 2011

Comments on NYS Deer Management Plan -- July 15, 2011

PROTECTING DRINKING WATER FOR 9 MILLION PEOPLE

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