EMC News
Annual Broome County Riverbank Cleanup Event held on September 22nd. Check out our Riverbank webpage to learn how it went!
Upcoming Meetings
Interested in joining the Environmental Management Council? You can sign up for our email list here. You will receive emails from us regarding meetings, events, and general environmental/sustainability information.
Meeting details can also be found on our Facebook events page as available.
Natural Resources Inventory
The EMC has completed the Broome County Natural Resources Inventory. This document takes stock of the County's natural resources and provides a framework that can be used to guide policies and development in a manner that preserves the benefits and services that our natural resources provide. You can view the plan here.
Joyce K.L. Smith Environmental Photography Competition
Coming 2023
Riverbank Cleanup
Email us with any questions about the event or registration.
Visit the Riverbank Cleanup page for more details.
EDST's Annual Earth Fest
CANCELLED FOR 2022
Earth Fest is one of the longest-running celebrations of Earth Day in the nation and a respected Southern Tier institution.
Earth Fest draws thousands of visitors each year. As such, sponsors and participants can expect exposure to a wide audience, recognition as a green community member and numerous networking possibilities. This year, as always, we look forward to adding additional opportunities for education and fun at Earth Fest. Please share your ideas with us!
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Broome County Environmental Management Council
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Citizens Shaping Environmental Policy
The Broome County Environmental Management Council (EMC) is a citizen advisory group to County government on local environmental matters. Our mission is to provide support and advice to the County Executive, Legislature, municipal bodies and citizens; conduct environmental research activities; raise public awareness through education; investigate sound methods of ecological planning for the County’s natural resources; review environmental assessments, plans and reports; and to respond to other environmental concerns as they arise.
