$125 Million for Conservation of Natural Resources in New York

Governor Kathy Hochul today announced that, since 2020, New York has dedicated nearly $125 million to on-farm projects that conserve natural resources, combat climate change, and protect soil and water quality.

445 acres of wetland restoration to protect wildlife habitat, floodplains, and ecosystem services that directly benefit downstream water quality.

169 waste storage facilities to support manure management and implement sustainable nutrient application plans to farm fields.

380 acres of riparian herbaceous and forest buffer established to protect waterways from erosion, filter water quality pollutants, and lower temperatures of surface water bodies.

10,000 acres of residue and tillage management via mulch till, no till, strip till or direct seeding to control soil erosion, reduce run-off, and enhance soil health.

87,930 acres of cover crop planted to improve soil health, reduce erosion, and sequester carbon.

9,734 feet of streambank and shoreline protection and 80 stream crossings to stabilize and revegetate areas prone to flood damage and reduce livestock access to water resources.

29,080 feet of irrigation pipeline to support irrigation water management systems that control the rate, amount, placement, and timing of irrigation water to ensure efficient use of water and control runoff.

More information
https://www.governor.ny.gov/news/celebrating-earth-week-governor-hochul-announces-nearly-125-million-has-been-dedicated

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