Protecting and Conserving the Quality of Life in the Valley

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Winter Newsletter Here

In this issue our Executive Director, Graham Stroh, shares his answer to the common question, "What is the Butternut Valley Alliance?" It’s not a simple answer, as you will see. There are also pieces on the arts in the valley, plastic film recycling, and water quality monitoring.

We hope you appreciate our second issue – and its new name:
The Current – as much as we enjoy creating it for you. The goal for the newsletter is to publicize the activities of the BVA, and in doing so it gives us a chance to reflect on the work we are doing and what still needs to be done.

We thank our writers, Maggie Brenner, Stacia Norman, Les Hasbargen and Ed Lentz for their contributions and we invite our members to consider writing a short piece for the Spring Newsletter.

	Butternut Valley Alliance Partners in Teen Stream Study See Study Brochure
	Enjoy Otsego County Outdoors Guided by a new web site Otsego Outdoors

	Non-Profit Aims to Save Hellbender The Wetland Trust is developing a program ... Click here
WATERSHED MAPS	Click here for a comprehensive collection of area watershed maps

2018 Summer Harvest Festival Child on Tractor

Looking across Butternut Creek Valley Below Peet Rd. -2018

OUR MISSION

The Butternut Valley Alliance is a 501(c)(3) organization. Our mission is to protect and conserve the environmental qualities, farming, economic development and cultural heritage in the Butternut Creek watershed.

OUR VISION

To be an effective leader in the watershed by encouraging conservation and sustainable development.

CONTACT

230 Dockstader Rd
New Lisbon, NY 13415