Cormorant Population Growing: Here’s What You Can Do About It

Cormorant population growing: Here’s what you can do about it

The double-crested cormorant population in New York state is growing, and officials say the public can help do something about it.

Observations on double-crested Cormorants' impact sought

WATERTOWN — New York Sea Grant, a collaborative program of Cornell University and the State University of New York, is inviting the public to document the presence, activities, and impacts of double-crested cormorants. Double-crested cormorants are a native, fish-eating, federally…

Public invited to share observations of double-crested Cormorants' impact

WATERTOWN — New York Sea Grant, a collaborative program of Cornell University and the State University of New York, is inviting the public to document the presence, activities, and impacts of double-crested cormorants. Double-crested cormorants are a native, fish-eating, federally…

Public Invited to Share Observations of Double-Crested Cormorants

Online tool will assist in tracking bird populations and impactsNew York Sea Grant, a collaborative program of Cornell University and the State University of New York, is inviting the public to document the presence, activities, and impacts of double-crested cormorants. Double-crested cormorants are a native, fish-eating, federally protected migratory bird species. New York Sea Grant partnered with Wayne County GIS to develop an online reporting…

New York Sea Grant survey hopes to take stock of cormorant issues

OSWEGO − Following reports of increasing populations of double-crested cormorants and their fish-eating ways, a new survey hopes to record, analyze and further scrutinize the activity and impact of the