ABOUT Schoharie County Eagle Trail:

Formalized in Fall 2020, the Schoharie County Eagle Trail is an accessible bird watching route designed to entertain and educate visitors on the flourishing eagle population in Schoharie County, upstate New York. While on the trail, visitors will be directed through the heart of Schoharie County, seeing the area’s stunning beauty, contributing to the local economy, and perhaps most importantly, becoming better informed on our nations crest and our community ties to Native heritage. Proudly, Schoharie County has a rich history and reverence of the Iroquois Nation in which the eagle is recognized as the Protector of Peace.
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ABOUT Bill Combs Jr, Nature Photographer & Local Eagle Expert:

Bill Combs Jr, nature photographer and local representative of the Trail has had photo’s featured nationally as the “Red-winged blackbird photographed hitching ride on bald eagles’ back” published by Michael Ruiz, Fox News, July 2020. Bill has been behind the lens of thousands of wildlife pictures and videos in Florida State Parks, South Dakota, Colorado, Utah and our favorite, Upstate New York! Bill has been photographing wildlife for more than 30 years and has become a learned and fastidious advocate for understanding and protecting eagle habitats. His new eagle calendar will be available for preview October 17^, 2020.
@SchoCtyEagleTrail and @SchoharieCountyPhotos

ABOUT SEEC as Eagle Trail Sponsor:

Established by the private sector, Schoharie Economic Enterprise Corporation, commonly known as “SEEC,” was organized as a not-for-profit to strengthen Schoharie County by fostering economic growth. SEEC serves as a liaison to local municipalities and institutional leaders with the common goal of highlighting distinctive points of light within the community, cultivating entrepreneurial endeavors and enhancing the ability of local businesses to add value to their enterprises. SEEC is guided by social, environmental and financial principles that will accelerate growth and help provide sustainability through a collaborative and thriving business community. Donations to the Schoharie County Eagle Trail may be made C/O SEEC at PO Box 1099, Schoharie, NY 12157. A registered 501c# organization.
www.seecny.org