On November 3, from 10:00am-noon, the Community Science Institute (CSI) will be holding a “Water Quality Data Jam” at the Tompkins County Public Library in the BorgWarner Room. This free event will give attendees a chance to explore questions they come up with themselves, such as “Where on Cayuga Lake do Harmful Algal Blooms occur most frequently?”
CSI volunteers have collected water quality data in the Cayuga Lake Watershed for many years. We invite you to explore these data at our upcoming Water Quality Data Jam event, which will give community members an opportunity to delve into the data to find water quality answers for themselves. CSI staff will be present to guide teams through using our water quality database.
Attendees will work on teams to address their water quality questions. At the end of the event, all teams will share their findings.
Sign up here!
Pencil sketch by Mary Ann Barr 2021
The Town of Danby in New York
Town Hall, 1830 Danby Road, Ithaca, NY 14850
Town Clerk Appointments 11am–6pm Mon–Fri
Town Clerk 607-277-4788
Town Court 607-277-0095
Town Court Hours Mon-Wed 8am-11am
The Town of Danby sits on the traditional & ancestral land of the Gayogoho:no’ (Cayuga Nation), one of the five nations to first form the Haudenosaunee. Indigenous peoples were largely forced out of Upstate New York by the Sullivan-Clinton Expedition in 1779. The land that would become the Town of Danby was a part of the Watkins and Flint Purchase, a 336,380 acre patent granted by New York State to numerous eastern investors in 1794.