Almost Spring
posted by Daryl McCullough ---
Monday, April 04, 2005
Ithaca Falls
About this Website
The purpose of Ithaca Environment is to be a clearing house for information about organizations, activities, and news about the environment as it relates to the Ithaca, New York area. Our initial focus will be on education opportunities in Ithaca in the area of sustainable, environment-friendly energy.This website is run by the environment working group of the Ithaca Action Network. In the comments, please feel free to contribute names and contact information of local Ithaca organizations dedicated to the environment, and I will put up links on this website. Also if you wish to participate in other ways, such as posting action alerts or articles, just send email to Daryl McCullough
Local Links
- Cornell University Center for the Environment
- Friends of Rural NY
- Ithaca Action Network
- Finger Lakes Land Trust
- Watershed Groups in Ithaca
- Cayuga Nature Center
- Ithaca Sciencenter
- Tompkins County Green Party
- Cayuga County Conservation Corps (On left panel, click "Corps")
- The Electronic Naturalist
- The Cornell Greens
- The Citizens Campaign for the Environment
National and International
- Forum on Religion and Ecology
- Environmental Sites on the Internet
- Natural Resources Defense Council
- Sustainable Energy Coalition
- Environmental Defense
- Critical Mass Energy and Environment
- Natural Resources Databases
- Earth Vision
- EnviroLink Network: The Online Environmental Community
- Friends of the Earth: A network of local and international environmental groups
Previous Posts
- NRDC Environmental Blog
- Environmental Groups Fear Lack Of Funding For Stat...
- Fight Against Drilling in the Alaska Wildlife Refu...
- Public Opposes Drilling in Alaskan Arctic Nationa...
- Scientists warn of Earth's declining environmental...
- Western New York Neighbors Suffer CAFO Woes
- EPA Factory Farm Pollution Rule Illegal
- Kyoto Climate Treaty Takes Effect, Impact is Unclear
- In Bush's Washington, Polluters Write Environmenta...
- Global Warming Melts Bolivian Glaciers
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