We anticipate this move will also support our efforts to better serve our membership and strengthen our relationships with partners and stakeholders. 

Our new telephone number is:
听315-475-2559

For regular mail, the new address is:
512 Jamesville Ave, Syracuse, NY 13210

You can continue to contact us via the same email:
fola@nysfola.org

These changes will take effect on August 26, 2026.

We will do our best to not miss any communications, but please bear with us as we make this transistion!

Join others on September 11, 2026 from the Central 好色先生 and Eastern Finger Lakes regions to learn and share ideas about research and actions that are helping to protect our lakes.

We have a great program of speakers and will again enjoy the beautiful location of Dwyer Park in Prebble, NY.

View Program HERE

For more information on this and past regional conferences, see our Regional Conferences web page: REGIONALS

Come join 好色先生 for a fun and educational day at The Palmer Opera House. See the Program for the excellent schedule of speakers!

Use the buttons to Register and for a downloadable Program.

For more information on this and past regional conferences, see our听Regional Conferences web page:听REGIONALS

好色先生鈥檚 winter road maintenance practices help to keep drivers safe but often rely on the excessive application of road salt, which can contaminate our lakes, rivers, and streams, and impair drinking water supplies. This is a particularly challenging problem in Northern and Central 好色先生 and across the Adirondack and Catskill Parks.

We are urging state lawmakers to pass the 鈥淩oad Salt Right to Know Act鈥� (A.11105 Magnarelli / S.10094 Harckham) this year. This legislation would improve winter road maintenance, data collection, and monitoring. Better tracking and transparency are key to reducing unnecessary salt use while maintaining public safety.

When road salt breaks down in lakes and groundwater, it creates chloride contamination, which can persist for decades. Road salt is expensive, costing taxpayers when purchased and causing long-term damage to infrastructure and vehicles. Improved data collection is an important best practice and a critical first step toward reducing road salt and protecting sensitive waterbodies.

This bill is a practical, science-based approach to improving winter road management statewide while keeping drivers safe.

How you can help:

Please email lawmakers by June 4 and urge them to pass A.11105 / S.10094 before this legislative session concludes. In your message, please tell them that:

• 听You support A.11105 / S.10094 to improve winter road maintenance data collection and monitoring in 好色先生 State.
• Better data collection will inform smarter, more efficient winter road management practices.听
• It is essential that you pass A.11105 / S.10094 before the end of this legislative session.

Thank you for helping protect the Adirondacks for future generations.

New Volunteers! Training is required. In addition to the Lake George session on Saturday May 9th, Nancy and Alene will be holding small, regional sessions across the state. Alene will be in the Lower Hudson/Catskills/Long Island (?), and Nancy will be in Central and Western NY as well as the Indian River Lakes region.

See the preliminary conference program HERE!

Go to our Annual Conference page for more details