Between Two Great Lakes

Exploring the Buffalo Blueway

The Buffalo Blueway continues to expand with new sites and connections around Western New York as Buffalo Niagara Waterkeeper works with contractors, funders and donors t

Guest Host: Outside Chronicles

Today's show has been handed over to Mike Radomski from Outside Chronicles. Mike invited Jeanne Beiter from Buffalo Niagara Waterkeeper onto his channel to talk about W

Headwaters of Wyoming County

Continuing with our Coastal Resiliency discussions, we moved inland to meet with Allen Fagan, district manager for Wyoming County Soil & Water Conservation District. You

Partnering with Waterkeeper

This edition of Between Two Great Lakes has us meeting with staff from Rich's to talk about why they choose to continue their longtime support and engagement with Buffalo

Protecting Lake Erie's Watershed Together

The Niagara River/Lake Erie Watershed in New York State contains 1.5 million acres of land and has more than 1.1 million people living in it. Today's show looks at how th

Dunkirk's Shoreline

For our ongoing Coastal Resiliency podcast series, we spoke with Cassandra Pinkoski with the Chautauqua County Soil & Water Conservation District. We met in Dunkirk to le

Building a stronger coastline

This the kickoff to our ongoing Coastal Resiliency series. We're talking about how we and our partner organizations are working to create a resilient coastline for Lake E

So how big is a nurdle?

The answer: not big, but this plastic item can be a big problem when looking at its impact on the environment. Today's show looks at how Buffalo Niagara Waterkeeper is

We're a Great Lakes State!

Tell everyone you know: New York is a Great Lakes State. Our Legal Director Margaux Valenti stops by to share what this means. And after you listen to this episode, you'l

Nice rock sock!

How did we get those awesome shoreline plantings to take root? Good chance it involved a rock sock. This fun name for a tool used in living shoreline projects has been us

Capturing Niagara's Beauty and Challenges: Part 2

Artist and fly fishing guide Alberto Rey talked to us about his current exhibit focusing on the Niagara River and how the art can reflect the importance of the river's n

Capturing Niagara's Beauty and Challenges: Part 1

Artist and fly fishing guide Alberto Rey talked to us about his current exhibit focusing on the Niagara River and how the art can reflect the importance of the river's n

Exploring Scajaquada by Drone (Audio Only)

Did you know Scajaquada Creek is 13 miles long and begins in Lancaster? Did you know there are sections of it buried, including under the Walden Galleria Mall?   On this

Exploring Scajaquada by Drone (Video)

Did you know Scajaquada Creek is 13 miles long and begins in Lancaster? Did you know there are sections of it buried, including under the Walden Galleria Mall? To showcas

Adding to Buffalo's Blueway

Our latest edition will take you on a trip to Harlem Road in West Seneca to learn more about plans to enhance a future Buffalo Blueway site. This one is basically at the

Don't touch the green water

This episode talks about Harmful Algal Blooms, often called HABs. These blooms form on certain waterways and can create toxins that are harmful to humans and dogs, while

What's with all the data?

On this edition, we talk about the scientific data we collect regarding our waterways at Buffalo Niagara Waterkeeper, including who does the work, how it's done and what

Beautifying Buffalo's Red Jacket Park

By the end of summer, the entranceway into Red Jacket park along the Buffalo River should see an upgrade as work begins to find an artist to paint a mural on old train ab

PFAS Chemicals and Spring Sweeping

For Buffalo Niagara Waterkeeper's first edition of Between Two Great Lakes, we talk to staff about those "forever chemicals" known as PFAS and what people should know abo

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