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(Journal of the American Geographical Society of New York, 1896)A natural history narrative with accounts of the Catskill geologic formations and river drainages, with hypotheses on historical geology and detailed climate analysis.
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(Journal of the American Geographical Society of New York, 1897)This report explains the different phases of orogeny and disintegration/erosion, comparing and contrasting with different processes that have influenced composition and appearance.
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(Journal of the American Geographical Society of New York, 1898)Among other topics this report explains origins of lacustrine clay and glacial till prominent in the Catskill Mountains and Schoharie Creek Watershed.
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(Bulletin of the American Geographical Society, 1907)This paper presents prominent landscape features and lore of the Catskills region. Included is a neat old topographic map.
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(Scientific Monthly, 1927)This work tells the story of the discovery of the fossil forests of Gilboa - stumps and seeds of a plant resembling a tree fern from the Devonian period that were preserved in shale.
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(Journal of Forestry, 1951)This report describes characteristics and history of land management in the New York City watershed. It touches on problems with current land management in the watershed and how they could possibly be resolved.
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(Geographical Review, 1959)This report succinctly presents a geographic perspective on the factors which influence water supply and quality in the New York City water supply network.
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(American Midland Naturalist, 1962)Gleaning from land survey records (samples) taken from land patents, the author is able to make inferences of predominant forest cover in the Catskill Mountains (between 1000 and 3000 ft) in the late 18th century.
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(Bull. Wildlife Disease Assoc., 1967)This report documents the findings from examination of over 3,000 deer during the 1962 New York State deer season. The authors evaluate deer with skin tumor caused by a virus which gains entrance to the host through ...
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(Ecological Monographs, 1972)Based on field surveys from 1960-1963, species presence, density and stand dominance for trees, shrubs and herbs were determined. Tree stand distribution by altitude for certain predominant species and interspecies ...
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(IUCN, 1976)This report discusses the results of using the narcotic drug M99 Etorphine with its antagonists, M50-50 Diprenorphine and M285 Cryprenorphine, for immobilizing black bears during 1970 to 1974. The authors focus on the ...
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(IUCN, 1976)This study looks at the hunter ‘legal take’ and trap-tagged-released black bears in the Catskill regions between 1970 and 1973 to help develop a policy for future management. The authors identified two distinct populations ...
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(New York State Department of Environmental Conservation, Division of Water, Bureau of Monitoring and Assessment, 1989)Twelve sites were sampled in June of 1989 along the main stem Schoharie Creek and several small tributaries. Major groups of organisms present were enumerated and water quality assessments were conducted based on ...
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(1989)This article discusses the use of demonstration electric fences at apiaries to prevent bear damage. The 2 year program took place in Steuben County, NY and resulted from increasing bear populations and damage incidents.
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(Northeastern Environmental Science NOESDE, 1989)The increasing demands for palatable drinking water as a result of increasing utilization has made an exact assessment of availability from the major watersheds that supply the New York City metropolitan area necessary. ...
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(U.S. Geological Survey, 1991)This study demonstrates how regression analysis is performed using regional physiographic and climatic watershed characteristics to predict flood-frequency of unregulated streams.
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(New York State Department of Environmental Conservation, 1993)This management plan focuses on the trout fisheries in the upper Schoharie Creek watershed. It discusses the characteristics of the watershed, the fishery’s history, water quality, goals and objectives and management strategies.
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(Division of Land and Forests, 1994)This management plan describes inventory, use, and capacity to withstand use; management policies and strategies; and projected use/proposed management of the Windham High Peak Wild Forest.
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(New York State Department of Environmental Conservation, Division of Water, Bureau of Monitoring and Assessment, 1995)Five sites were sampled on the Schoharie Creek near Hunter in June of 1995 to determine if any biological impacts were apparent, particularly in relation to winter water withdrawals/diversions from the Hunter Mountain Ski ...
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(Estuaries, 1996)This is a compilation of information about the distribution of exotic organisms in the fresh waters of the Hudson River basin. The authors estimate that 10% of introduced species have had major ecological impacts. The ...
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