by astridj | Mar 11, 2026 | Environmental, Non-Profit - null, Trout in the Classroom
April 2026 Our Finger Lakes Trout in the Classroom Program does more than just teach kids about trout. It connects kids to their local streams and the creatures that live in them, connects science and art, connects teachers with each other to develop experiential...
by astridj | Mar 11, 2026 | Environmental, Non-Profit - null, Trout in the Classroom
March 2026: Did you hear the good news? We are proud to announce that Discover Cayuga Lake was awarded the New York State Tourism Industry Association’s annual Excellence in Sustainable Stewardship: Champions of Change Award in 2025. This award highlights those...
by astridj | Jan 8, 2025 | Environmental, Non-Profit - null, Trout in the Classroom
February 2025: Brrr, it’s cold in the watershed! People often ask us “What do you do in the winter? Do you work?” And the answer is ‘Yes! There’s a lot to do. At least for our 5 year round staff.” Even though the boat is off the...
by bill | Feb 19, 2024 | Eco-Tourism, Environmental, Floating Classroom
November 2024: Every summer, DCL and partner organizations support 10+ young adults by giving them paid internship opportunities focused on learning about the interconnections that exist within the Cayuga Lake watershed. From interconnected waterways, to complex...
by bill | Dec 22, 2023 | Eco-Tourism, Environmental, Floating Classroom
Below is a post written by DCL’s longest running student and intern, Franny Lux, who tells her tale of involvement with Discover Cayuga Lake. We’re so proud of all that she’s accomplished, so grateful to all of her help over the years, and so...
by bill | Dec 8, 2023 | Eco-Tourism, Environmental, Floating Classroom
In 1979, in a harbor in North Carolina, the M/V Teal was born. Built out of cedar wood by master boat builders, the Teal was eventually delivered to the shores of New Jersey where it became the source of great joy to many fishermen, catching large tuna that were still...
