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Our counselors are all certified in First Aid and CPR/AED and have been checked through the NYS Sex Offenders Registry.You can read more about the requirements for camps staff or learn how to apply by visiting the Employment at DEC Summer Camps page.Cost and SponsorshipsDEC camp costs $350 per camper, per week.Many campers are sponsored by local conservation organizations, hunting and fishing clubs, garden clubs, and community groups. Talk with organizations in your area to find out if they offer sponsorships, and how to receive one. Sponsored campers must work with their sponsoring organization to receive sponsorship ahead of the March 2024 registration opening for camps. Visit Sponsoring Youth to Camp for more information.Help Support DEC CampsYou can now donate online to help support the camps program. Donations may also be made in memory of loved ones. Funds raised for camperships help underwrite the costs for youth that otherwise would be unable to attend.The camp donations are handled by the NHT (Natural Heritage Trust). It is a 501 (c) (3) charitable trust created to receive and administer gifts in support of parks, land and water conservation and outdoor recreation in New York State. The NHT works with DEC to administer and raise private funds for the camp program. Your donation is tax-deductible to the fullest extent of the law. Click on the image at left to make a donation on line or follow the instruction below to donate by check.Memorial donations should be sent to the DEC Camps account in the Natural Heritage Trust (NHT). The check should be made out to NHT, with DEC Camps written in the memo section. Please include a note with the name of the person in whose memory you are making the donation and the name of the family member who should receive a letter informing them of your contribution. Checks should be mailed to NHT Camps, c/o Director of Management & Budget Services, NYSDEC, 625 Broadway, Albany, NY 12233-5010. NHT will send out acknowledgment letters to donors for tax purposes.

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About New York State Department of Environmental Conservation The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation manages five million acres of public lands, including three million acres in the Adirondack and Catskill Forest Preserve, 55 campgrounds and day-use areas, more than 5,000 miles of formal trails and hundreds of trailheads, boat launches, and fishing piers. Plan your next outdoor adventure and connect with us on Facebook, X (formerly Twitter), Flickr and Instagram. About the New York State Canal System New York’s Canal system includes four historic canals: the Erie, Champlain, Oswego, and Cayuga – Seneca. Spanning 524 miles, the waterway links the Hudson River with the Great Lakes, the Finger Lakes and Lake Champlain. The canals form the backbone of the Erie Canalway National Heritage Corridor and connect hundreds of unique communities. The New York State Canal Corporation is a subsidiary of the New York Power Authority. Like Canals on Facebook at NYS Canal Corporation and follow Canals on X (formerly Twitter) at @NYSCanalCorp. 

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A report of activities will also be required at the conclusion of each tournament event. This will serve as a tool to help fisheries managers better understand tournament activity across the state and improve on black bass fisheries management. Comments must be received by June 10, 2024.

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Your certificate must have at least $1 million in general liability.4. Five entities must be listed as additional insured: Roosevelt Island Operating CorporationNew York StateNew York CityEmpire State DevelopmentNY State Housing and Community Renewal*The address for the above entities: 524 Main Street, Roosevelt Island NY 10044.A sample insurance document is below: 

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The Bulk Permitting Periods occur for indoor and outdoor facilities prior to upcoming seasons. During this period, any requests submitted will be prioritized based on the following: Roosevelt Island Youth 501c3Roosevelt Island Youth OrganizationAdult Community GroupNon-Profit 501c3For Profit GroupAfter the bulk permitting period concludes, requests will be managed on a first come, first serve basis.Indoor Bulk Permitting Periods:SeasonApplication Period Winter and Spring (January 1st – June 30th)November 1st – November 10thSummer and Fall (July 1st – December 31st)May 1st – May 10th *When the application period closes, any submitted requests will be permitted on a first come, first serve basisOutdoor Bulk Permitting Periods:SeasonApplication Period Spring and Summer (April 1st – August 31st) March 10th – March 21stFall and Winter (September 1st – December 31st)June 1st – June 10th   *When the application period closes, any submitted requests will be permitted on a first come, first serve basis

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After a permit request has been approved and an invoice has been issued, the customer has 3 business days to submit a change request. If the submitted changes are approved by RIOC, the invoice will be finalized for payment and a permit will be issued once payment and insurance is received. NO CHANGES OR EXCHANGES OF SCHEDULED DATES WILL BE ALLOWED TO PERMITS ONCE THEY ARE SIGNED.  Cancellations and late fees apply. 

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Standard Event Permit GuidelinesStandard Permits are for any permit involving 50 people or less. Applications submitted during the rolling submission period must be received a minimum of 12 days in advance.
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Online giving to New York State parks and historic sites is simple & secure.
Please visit https://www.naturalheritagetrust.org/donate to make a gift now
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	The Trust accepts gifts to honor or remember your family members and friends. Simply print and mail a tribute form (pdf)
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In 2024, all Access Pass applicants, regardless of age, will be required to submit proof of NYS residency in the form of a NYS DMV issued Driver’s License or Non-Driver ID card. Temporary Non-Driver ID cards will be accepted as proof of residency when applying.
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Discounts For Outdoor Recreation - NYSDEC
For Seniors, Military Personnel, Veterans, Native Americans, and People with DisabilitiesNote: All discounts below are for New York State ResidentsActive Duty Military PersonnelThe Patriot Plan provides free hunting, trapping and fishing licenses to active duty personnel that have taken the appropriate sportsman education classes. See Sporting Licenses Under the Patriot Plan for information about eligibility and proof required.All members of the New York State Militia or any branch of the New York State National Guard or military reserves who are currently serving on active duty in support of the war on terrorism are eligible for one free Empire Pass Card for use by his or her immediate family during deployment and/or for his or her own use when returning home. The member must be a New York State resident. The Empire Pass Card provides unlimited day use access to DEC forest preserves, state parks, boat launches and arboretums and is issued by the New York State Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation (OPRHP).Veterans with a Military DisabilityResident veterans with a service-related disability of 40% or more can get a Sportsman license (fishing, big game, and small game) for $5, a free bow hunting license and a free muzzleloading license. See the Hunting Licenses for eligibility requirements.Resident patients at U.S. Veterans Administration hospitals or facilities can obtain a free fishing license through their hospital or facility.Veterans with a permanent disability are eligible for a Lifetime Liberty Pass granting free access to parks, historic sites and recreational facilities operated by DEC or OPRHP. Visit the OPRHP website for more information.Senior CitizensHunting and fishing license discounts for seniors (age 70 or older)Senior Hunting License: $5Lifetime sporting license or lifetime freshwater fishing license: $65.00.Bow hunting and muzzleloading licenses: FreeResidents over age 62 have free access to parks, boat launches and arboretums and reduced fees to golf courses and historic sites on weekdays, except holidays. See the Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation's Golden Parks Program (link at right) for details.People with DisabilitiesThe NYS Access Pass provides people with qualifying disabilities free day use entry and discounts on camping reservations at DEC Campgrounds and Day Use Areas and facilities operated by the Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation.Residents who are blind are eligible for a free fishing license.
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DEC's Adventure NY initiative was launched in 2017 to connect more New York families and visitors to the great outdoors. To provide for an even better user experience, DEC is making investments to improve public access to state land and water, upgrade campgrounds and facilities, and increase public awareness and information of all the outdoor recreation opportunities available in New York State.New York State has many wonderful opportunities to get outside and enjoy activities year-round, including birding and wildlife viewing; warm-weather adventures such as swimming, biking, and horseback riding; cold-weather pursuits such as skiing, snowshoeing, and snowmobiling; and even more challenging adventures like geocaching or rock and ice climbing. For accessible recreation, check out the Accessible Recreation destinations webpage.Support Adventure NY ProgramsMembers of the public can support DEC lands, facilities, and programs through our charitable partner, the Natural Heritage Trust (NHT).Online giving is simple and secure and fully tax-deductible. Donations to NHT directly support projects and programs that enhance facilities, expand access to outdoor recreation and environmental education, provide public land access, and protect natural resources. Donate here. 

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