Our work to control invasive species throughout the county includes the removal of water chestnut and European frog-bit from local lakes and ponds as well as chopping up stands of Japanese knotweed, and more.
Heat Smart Mohawk Valley is a community-based clean heating and cooling initiative to help residents and businesses lower their energy bills, improve comfort, and reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
Help OCCA continue offering outdoor experiences, promoting sustainable practices, and advocating for the protection of the amazing natural beauty and resources we are so fortunate to have.
Items in good condition that you no longer need can be donated to the OCCA online garage sale. Donations support our efforts to protect Otsego County’s environment! Items should have a min. value of $10.
HeatSmart Mohawk Valley Campaign Outreach and Marketing Coordinator Job details Salary:$35,000 – $40,000 a year plus benefits Job Type: Full-time, 1 Year Contract with option to renew Number of hires for this role: 1 OCCA is looking for a motivated, marketing savvy person to join our team for assisting with
INVASIVE SPECIES AWARENESS WEEK June 6-12 is the eighth annual New York Invasive Species Awareness Week (NYISAW) and we’ve got plenty of opportunities for you to participate in activities! The mission of NYISAW is to promote knowledge and understanding of invasive species and the harm they can cause by engaging citizens in a wide range of activities across the state,
Overview: Founded in 1968, the Otsego County Conservation Association (OCCA) is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization located in the Town of Springfield, New York. OCCA is dedicated to promoting the appreciation and sustainable use of Otsego County’s natural resources through research, education, advocacy, planning and resource management and practice. OCCA is
The Otsego County Conservation Association is seeking a Professional Development Watershed Intern for summer, 2021, to participate in the development and delivery of a 40-hour professional development program for K-12 teachers as part of the Chesapeake Bay Headwaters Educational Ecosystem Institute program. June 1 to August 13, 2021. Responsibilities Conduct
Our Team is GROWING! We are currently searching for a Full – Time Project Coordinator, so if you know any one who might be interested, please let them know!Check out the Full Job Description here! Earth Festival Success! Between our online programs, nature walks, and Drive Through, Drop Off recycling
Donations provide the foundation for our work throughout Otsego County.
By becoming a supporter of OCCA, you become a part of a unique countywide environmental organization whose mission is to protect local natural resources for the benefit of all.
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