2007 Report to New York State Conservation Council

Every year during the fall convention of the New York State Conservation Council (Council), the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (Department) presents a report to the Council outlining the Department's many important accomplishments that help make New York a great place to hunt, fish, trap and enjoy our natural resources.

Following are links to the 2007 report in PDF format and detail reports from the five divisions that provide information in their own program areas. Because the responsibilities of the divisions overlap in certain areas, you may find that individual pages have similar information.

2007 Report to the Fall Convention of the New York State Conservation Council, Inc. (PDF, 427 KB)

For reports from the Divisions of Fish, Wildlife and Marine Resources, Lands and Forests, Law Enforcement, Operations, and Public Affairs and Education; and the Office of Climate Change, please see links below.

More about 2007 Report to New York State Conservation Council:

2007 Report to NYS Conservation Council from Division of Fish, Wildlife and Marine Resources - The Division of Fish, Wildlife and Marine Resources' accomplishments in the areas of animal disease control, sportsmen education, natural resources management plans and other resource protective measures.
2007 Report to NYS Conservation Council from Division of Lands and Forests - The Division of Lands and Forests' accomplishments in the areas of land acquisition, forest stewardship, UMP, snowmobile plan, ATV usage, recreational land interactive mapper and resource management plans.
2007 Report to NYS Conservation Council from Division of Law Enforcement - The Division of Law Enforcement's accomplishments in the area of enforcement of environmental laws and educating the public to achieve compliance.
2007 Report to NYS Conservation Council from Division of Operations - The Division of Operations' accomplishments in the areas of new constructions and better access to recreational facilities.
2007 Report to NYS Conservation Council from Division of Public Affairs and Education - The Division of Public Affairs and Education's accomplishments in the area of communication, education and outreach.
2007 Report to NYS Conservation Council from Office of Climate Change - The Office of Climate Change has been established to address issues concerning renewable energy sources, carbon dioxide emissions reduction from power plants, and vehicle emissions standards.