DEC’s ‘Don’t Be Salty, New York’ Campaign Helps Promote Best Practices to Keep New Yorkers Safe, Waters Protected

New Yorkers Encouraged to Reduce Rock Salt Use to Help Reduce Pollution of Waterways and Drinking Water Supplies

Posted 12/10/25

New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) Commissioner Amanda Lefton has joined state and local officials to encourage New Yorkers to reduce the overuse of rock salt when …

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DEC’s ‘Don’t Be Salty, New York’ Campaign Helps Promote Best Practices to Keep New Yorkers Safe, Waters Protected

New Yorkers Encouraged to Reduce Rock Salt Use to Help Reduce Pollution of Waterways and Drinking Water Supplies

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DEC’s ‘Don’t Be Salty, New York’ Campaign Helps Promote Best Practices to Keep New Yorkers Safe, Waters Protected

New Yorkers Encouraged to Reduce Rock Salt Use to Help Reduce Pollution of Waterways and Drinking Water Supplies

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Early Deer and Bear Seasons Open Across New York

Check Your Leaves for Fungal Diseases

A Closer Look at the Natural World With Rick Bunting

Delaware-Otsego Audubon Society to Celebrate 58th Year