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Broome County
Willowemoc Creek, east of Livingston Manor, Rockland County
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Environment

CCE Broome County is your resource for information on recycling, composting, forest management and invasive species. We offer free programs on recycling and composting to schools, youth organizations and adult groups. These free programs are partially funded by the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation with additional funding from the Broome County Division of Solid Waste.

Our Master Forest Owner volunteers can conduct a free visit to walk through your woodlot and provide management suggestions, resources and referrals. Staff work with both landowners and municipalities to address invasive species management issues.


Finished Compost Bin
Check out our resources for 
starting and maintaining compost
bins.
Learn more




Emerald Ash Borer, Agrilus planipennis Fairmaire, 1888
Our ash and hemlock trees are 
threatened by invasive insects, but 
there are control options.
Learn more

Contact

Brian Aukema
Agriculture Team Lead
bja14@cornell.edu
(607) 584-9967

Last updated November 23, 2020

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Wind energy development provides much needed renewable energy, but any development brings both positive and negative impacts. Check out the New York Wind Energy Guide for Local Decision Makers.