Bats hoping for peace and quiet this winter
New York Department of Environmental Conservation biologist Carl Herzog explains the bat landscape in the Empire State.
Mr. Seggos goes to Ukraine
New York Department of Environmental Conservation Commissioner Basil Seggos discusses his relief mission to Ukraine.
Wolves in New York? Depends on your definition of wolf
New York Department of Environmental Conservation biologist Dan Rosenblatt discusses the history of wolves in the state.
New York reels in its fishing regulations
The New York Department of Environmental Conservation wants to simplify fishing regulations in 2022.
State looks to coordinate stakeholders in Adirondack and Catskill parks
The New York Department of Environmental Conservation has identified two coordinators to oversee the state’s preserves.
Tapping into early warning network to fight wildfires
To better prepare for wildfires the DEC is partnering with the Mesonet at the University at Albany.
Interim commissioner takes the helm at DEC
New York DEC interim Commissioner Sean Mahar talks about his new leadership role.
New York captures localized air quality concerns
An update on the state's effort to assess localized air quality results across 10 disadvantaged communities in New York.
New York crafting plan to charge polluters for emissions
State officials are traveling the state to solicit input on what a cap-and-invest program should consist of.
New York preparing to bill large polluters for emissions
Gov. Kathy Hochul has tapped NYSERDA and NYSDEC to create a cap-and-invest program to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
