Ulster County’s Annual Creek Week

Save the Date: September 14-22, 2013

First event already is already been scheduled for the 2013 Creek Week, a paddle on the Lower Esopus Creek on 9/21 – sponsored by the Esopus Creek Conservancy – thank you!

2012 CREEK WEEK RECAP:

The 3nd annual Creek Week was co-sponsored by Ulster County Environmental Management Council and Ulster County Department of the Environment.  Other collaborators for this year’s Creek Week included the Ashokan Watershed Stream Management Program, the Lower Esopus Watershed Partnership, and Riverkeeper.

Over 250 people participated in last year’s celebration. With 25 events held, 2012 was the biggest Creek Week yet. For details on the events from last year: DOWNLOAD a print version (PDF) of the Events 
HISTORY:
Creek Week is intended to help build awareness and encourage the enjoyment of water and watersheds in Ulster County.

 The Ulster County Department of Environment and the Environmental Management Council believe that an annual Creek Week will better connect people to our fantastic Ulster County environment – particularly our watersheds and water resources. We hope that people use these events to learn more about what is just outside their door, learn something about how they can protect or improve the environment, enjoy time outside with friends and family, and to have fun.

Archive of the 2012 Events

Hurley BioBlitz participants collecting stream organisms

Leaping Trout Art Trail

Town of Hurley BioBlitz!

Up the Creek Kayak Tour

Hudson River Good Morning Paddle

Mushroom Walk at Esopus Bend

Muddy Waters! Ashokan Reservoir Releases into the Lower Esopus Creek

Town of Hurley 350th Anniversary Celebration

Young anglers enjoying the fishing sponsored by the Town of Rosendale and the Federated Sportsman of Ulster County on the Rondout as part of Creek Week 2012.

Guided Kayak Paddle on Rondout Creek

HRMM and Clearwater Barn Raising!

Stream Monitoring – Family Fun

Sunset Seine and Sing at Esopus Meadows

Hudson River Sunset Paddle

Creek Speak: Walk Birch Creek with Soil & Water’s stream expert Cory Ritz

“One Year after the Flood” Hike

How’s the Water?

“Last Call at the Oasis”

“Creak Speak’ers” sample aquatic organisms in the Birch Creek near Pine Hill.

Impacts of Tropical Storms Irene and Lee had on the Hudson River Estuary and watershed

Lecture Series: “Kingston: Past and Present”

Rosendale Fishing Day on the Rondout Creek

Kayak Tour of the Tidal Lower Esopus

Byrdecliffe Trail Hike

Guided Kayak Paddle on Rondout Creek

Hike to Mine Hole Waterfall

Book Signing “Ramblings of a Charmed Circle Flyfisher”

John Burroughs Slabsides Ramble

Lower Esopus Kayak Tour paddlers exploring its confluence with the Hudson River at Saugerties

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