The New York Water Science Center is a leader in the scientific and water-resources community. The Center maintains this status by: (1) providing high-quality and timely reports, data, and information that are accessible (both easy to obtain and easy to understand); (2) developing, evaluating, and implementing technological and scientific advances to address environmental and natural-resource issues; (3) being the first choice of cooperators, science educators, government officials, and the public as a source for environmental and water-science information and data; (4) providing data and results that meet cooperator needs and exceed their expectations; and (5) providing a healthy, safe, and pleasant work environment for its employees, [...]
Summary
The New York Water Science Center is a leader in the scientific and water-resources community. The Center maintains this status by: (1) providing high-quality and timely reports, data, and information that are accessible (both easy to obtain and easy to understand); (2) developing, evaluating, and implementing technological and scientific advances to address environmental and natural-resource issues; (3) being the first choice of cooperators, science educators, government officials, and the public as a source for environmental and water-science information and data; (4) providing data and results that meet cooperator needs and exceed their expectations; and (5) providing a healthy, safe, and pleasant work environment for its employees, providing opportunities for professional development and career advancement.
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Purpose
The New York Water Science Center strives to be the principal provider of hydrologic and related environmental science data and information essential to protecting and managing the State's water resources. The information the NYWSC provides is policy relevant but impartial. The data and information are important to a range of Federal, State, County, and local government policy makers, resource managers, scientists, and the public.
