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Cedar Eden Environmental, LLC

Lake & Watershed Management since 2001

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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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Morning mist on Lower St. Regis
Morning mist on Lower St. Regis
This is what a Cyanobacteria bloom looks like
Cyanobacteria bloom: top is 250mL filtered of inlet stream sample, bottom is 250mL filtered of lake sample
Cyanobacteria bloom
It’s HABs season (aka Harmful Algal Blooms aka Cyanobacteria blooms)
The lower end of the Los Angeles Aqueduct
The Los Angeles Aqueduct in the Mohave Desert. Hills? No problem!
Mono Lake, December 9, 2003
Found a sign about freshwater (non-native) jellyfish at the aquarium
“Excess” water from Pineview Reservoir (multi-use Ogden water supply reservoir) empties into Ogden River via waterfall in Ogden Canyon
Display at the 35th Annual NYS FOLA conference

Recent Blog Posts: Lake Stewardship

CEE to attend 2018 NH Lakes Congress

Michael R. Martin, CLM, president of Cedar Eden Environmental, will be attending and exhibiting at the NH Lakes Congress held at Church Landing at Mill Falls, Meredith, NH. The 2018 conference theme is “NH Lakes – The Next 25 Years.” Michael has a long history with NH lakes, having started his career as an Environmental […]

DEC Announces $350,000 available in Hudson River Estuary Grants

Grants Will Improve Water Quality and Protect Natural Resources New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) Commissioner Basil Seggos today announced that $350,000 in competitive grant funding is available to help communities in the Hudson River Estuary watershed increase resiliency to flooding, protect water quality, fish, and wildlife habitat, and enhance natural resources. The […]

NYS DEC Announces $76M available in Water Quality Improvement Project Grant Program

The Requests for Applications (RFA) for the Water Quality Improvement Project (WQIP) program and the Engineering Planning Grant are now available to view. Applications will be accepted starting Tuesday, May 1, and must be completed by July 27 at 4:00 PM. These grants are part of the NYS Regional Economic Development Councils Consolidated Funding Application (CFA). […]

DEC Announces Release of Draft Invasive Species Comprehensive Management Plan

DEC ANNOUNCES RELEASE OF DRAFT INVASIVE SPECIES COMPREHENSIVE MANAGEMENT PLAN Public Comment Period Open Until June 1, 2018   The New York State Departments of Environmental Conservation (DEC) and Agriculture and Markets (DAM) today announced the release of the State’s draft Invasive Species Comprehensive Management Plan for public comment. The proposed plan is designed to […]

Michael Martin to be featured speaker at annual NYS Federation of Lake Association Conference

Michael R. Martin, CLM, president of Cedar Eden Environmental and manager of LakeStewardship.org will be a featured speaker at the upcoming NYS Federation of Lake Association’s 35th Annual Conference, May 4 – 5, 2018 at the Fort William Henry Hotel in Lake George, NY. The conference theme is “Protecting Lakes for 35 Years: Our Past, […]

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