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Cedar Eden Environmental, LLC

Cedar Eden Environmental, LLC

Lake & Watershed Management since 2001

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Project Examples

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Aquatic Plant Mapping and Management Plans

Geographic Information Systems

Lake and Watershed Management

Water Quality Trend Analysis and Modeling

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Lake Flower, Easter sunrise
#TBT Rescuing a white pelican in Louisiana following the 2010 Deepwater Horizon oil spill
Satellite time lapse of a river changing course
Reservoir, outside Los Angeles - note concentric shore patterns from drawdowns
Eastern marshlands, Great Salt Lake
The falls at St. Regis Falls
This is what a diet of wastewater effluent does to a lake - be sure to scroll through them all #habs #cyanobacteria
Bumblebee on purple loosestrife
My lake sampling kayak
Picturesque but invasive - purple loosestrife
The falls in Keeseville
Morning mist on Lower St. Regis

Recent Blog Posts: Lake Stewardship

State of Maine offers grants to implement watershed-based plans to protect or restore lakes threatened by NPS pollution

The Maine Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) announced the release of a Request for Proposals – Grants for Nonpoint Source (NPS) Pollution Control Projects Watershed-based Plan Implementation. DEP is inviting proposals for projects to help communities implement watershed-based plans to restore NPS-impaired water bodies or protect waters threatened by NPS pollution. DEP anticipates that $900,000 of […]

Biologists seek cause of Lake Champlain salmon decline

MONTPELIER, Vt. (AP) — Biologists are trying to determine whether a warm, dry fall is responsible for a drop in the number of landlocked Atlantic salmon that swam up a Lake Champlain tributary in Vermont to spawn this fall or if there could be other reasons behind a five-year decline. U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service […]

Plastics in the Great Lakes

Tons of plastics enter the Great Lakes every year – where does it go? Matthew J. Hoffman & Christy Tyler, Rochester Institute of Technology Awareness is rising worldwide about the scourge of ocean plastic pollution, from Earth Day 2018 events to the cover of National Geographic magazine. But few people realize that similar concentrations of plastic pollution are accumulating in […]

Slowing Aquatic Invasive Spread in 2019: NY Sea Grant Watercraft Inspection Webinar Series Starts January 17

Newark, N.Y.  The 2019 edition of the Watercraft Inspection Program Leader educational webinar series developed by New York Sea Grant and featuring coastal science and AIS specialists begins on January 17 and will connect participants from multiple states. Four sessions in the webinar series will address issues associated with recreational boating as a key pathway in the […]

Hydrilla identified in Cayuga Lake

In October 2018, Hydrilla verticillata, a highly invasive aquatic weed, was confirmed at a private marina on Cayuga Lake, Cayuga County, near King Ferry. Hydrilla is an aggressive invader that spreads rapidly and, if left unchecked, will form a thick mat of vegetation, making swimming and boating impossible and impacting fish populations.  The effect to the […]

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