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  • 2006 long-term watershed protection program 
    New York City Department of Environmental Protection (Bureau of Water Supply - NYCDEP, 2006)
    This document is New York City’s plan for its Long-Term Watershed Protection Program, used as the application for extension of the 2002-2007 filtration waiver for the Catskill/Delaware systems.
  • 2011 watershed protection program summary and assessment 
    New York City Department of Environmental Protection (Bureau of Water Supply - NYCDEP, 2011)
    This report summarizes the accomplishments of the Watershed Protection Program. It is broken into two sections, the first describes achievements of each watershed protection program. The second uses monitoring and modeling ...
  • Appendix C: Biodiversity of the upper Schoharie Creek of Manor Kill management plan. 
    Hudson River Estuary Program (New York State Department of Environmental Conservation, 2007)
    This document is a document showing terrestrial, vertebrate species predicted to be in the upper Schoharie Creek watershed. It describes the legal status, The Nature Conservancy status, New York Natural Heritage Program ...
  • Appendix C: Biodiversity of the upper Schoharie Creek of Manor Kill management plan. 
    Hudson River Estuary Program (New York State Department of Environmental Conservation, 2007)
    This document is a document showing terrestrial, vertebrate species predicted to be in the upper Schoharie Creek watershed. It describes the legal status, The Nature Conservancy status, New York Natural Heritage Program ...
  • Assessing New York City's watershed protection program: the 1997 filtration avoidance determination mid-course review for the Catskill/Delaware water supply watershed 
    United States Environmental Protection Agency (Region 2 - EPA, 2000)
    This report is an evaluation of New York City’s progress after the implementation of the filtration avoidance determination in 1997. It includes a summary of thing the City has accomplished and a list of things which need ...
  • Batavia Kill- implementation and monitoring report 
    Greene County Soil and Water Conservation District (Greene County Soil and Water Conservation District, 2008)
    This document describes the Brandywine stream restoration project in the Town of Ashland, NY. Included in the report is information about that reach of stream, the goals and objectives of the project, restoration methods ...
  • Batavia Kill stream management plan. 
    Greene County Soil and Water Conservation District (New York City Department of Environmental Protection – Stream Management Program, 2003)
    This management plan is a guide for local residents, municipalities, interested organizations and agencies to protect and improve the Batavia Kill watershed. Addressing and preventing erosion is a central goal of the plan. ...
  • Batavia Kill watershed stream design and monitoring evaluation Greene County, New York 
    Castellar, E.P. (Buck Engineering PC, 2006)
    This report includes a summary of the methodologies employed in analyzing data from the Maier Farm, Brandywine, and Big Hollow projects. Also included is information about each project site and a summary of conclusion ...
  • Batavia Kill watershed stream design and monitoring evaluation Greene County, New York. 
    Castellar, E.P; Harman, W.A.; Tweedy, K.L. (Buck Engineering PC, 2006)
    This report includes a summary of the methodologies employed in analyzing data from the Maier Farm, Brandywine, and Big Hollow projects. Also included is information about each project site and a summary of conclusion ...
  • Brandywine restoration project – Batavia Kill- implementation and monitoring report. 
    Greene County Soil and Water Conservation District (Greene County Soil and Water Conservation District, 2008)
    This document describes the Brandywine stream restoration project in the Town of Ashland, NY. Included in the report is information about that reach of stream, the goals and objectives of the project, restoration methods ...
  • Catskill Park state land master plan 
    New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (2008)
    This document is a plan for Forest Preserve and other state lands within the Catskill Park and Forest Preserve land outside the park within Ulster, Greene, Delaware, and Sullivan Counties. This plan establishes management ...
  • Designing a complex multi-objective water quality monitoring network: the New York City water supply example 
    Smith, D.G.; Corradi, R.E. (New York City Department of Environmental Protection, 2004)
    This paper discusses the derivation of the objectives for New York City’s water quality monitoring network and how it came to be. The design was complex including many stakeholders and multiple objectives.
  • East Kill stream management plan. 
    Greene County Soil and Water Conservation District (New York City Department of Environmental Protection – Stream Management Program, 2003)
    This management plan is a guide for local residents, municipalities, interested organizations and agencies to protect and improve the East Kill watershed. Addressing and preventing erosion is a central goal of the plan. ...
  • Filtration avoidance annual report for the period January 1 through December 31, 2004. 
    New York City Department of Environmental Protection (Bureau of Water Supply, 2005)
    This report provides information on the progress of the NYCDEP’s efforts to improve its water protection program following the filtration avoidance determination in 2002. The water protection program functions through ...
  • Halcott Mountain Wild Forest unit management plan. 
    New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (Division of Land and Forests, 2001)
    This management plan describes inventory, use, and capacity to withstand use; management policies and strategies; and projected use of the Halcott Mountain Wild Forest.
  • Hunter Corridor Regional Planning Study 
    Greene County Soil and Water Conservation District; Greene County Watershed Assistance Program; Greene County Development, Tourism and Planning; Delaware Engineering; The LA Group; Creighton Manning Engineering (Greene County Soil and Water Conservation District, 2011)
    This objectives of this study were to engage in inter-municipal discussions that characterize and focus the nature of development and growth that is sensitive to the Route 23A Corridor. It also works to provide analysis ...
  • Integrated monitoring report 
    New York City Department of Environmental Protection (2003)
    This report provides an integrated, objective-based framework for three water quality monitoring programs conducted by the NYCDEP. Objectives were derived from operational needs, regulatory requirements, legally binding ...
  • Land acquisition for water quality protection: New York City and the Catskills watershed system 
    Murphy, S.; Tone, J.W.; Schwatzberg, P. (University of Maine, 2001)
    This paper discusses the development of tools through a partnership with a University to facilitate the prioritization of land for acquisition by combining geographic information systems and multi-objective decision making ...
  • Maier Farm restoration project – Batavia Kill- implementation and monitoring report. 
    Greene County Soil and Water Conservation District (Greene County Soil and Water Conservation District, 2008)
    This document describes the Maier Farm stream restoration project in the Town of Ashland, NY. Included in the report is information about that reach of stream, the goals and objectives of the project, restoration methods ...
  • A management plan for the trout fisheries of the upper Schoharie and Gooseberry Creeks. 
    Keller, W.T.; Fieldhouse, R.D. (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.