Outer Harbor Photos and Videos
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Here you can view a variety of videos produced by Friends of Our Outer Harbor.
Water, Our Outer HarborIntroduction to Our Outer Harbor |
Outer Harbor Waterfowl January 2017Times Beach Fox January 2011For additional nature oriented videos visit the Friends of Times Beach Nature Preserve Video archives CLICK HERE |
"The Bell Slip Preserve"
by Breana McCoy Breana McCoy is a student in Sam Magavern's (Partnership for the Public Good) UB Law Class Greening Buffalo. Students produced a series of videos on the Outer Harbor |
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Doug Tallamy June 19, 2016
UB Center For the Arts Buffalo, New York Western New York Land Conservancy Lecture Full Video Doug Tallamy-Rebuilding Nature's Relationships at Home. Complete lecture Video LINK CLICK HERE Read About it at GreenWatch/The Public Special Update 18 August, 2016 WBFO Elizabeth Licata Interview with Doug Tallamy CLICK HERE |
The Natural Niagara
Watch this short video to see images of the critical natural importance of our local waters, shorelines, and lands.
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David Suzuki talks about "externalities" as economic development factors.In this interview with the BBC from 2013, David Suzuki compares conventional economic development contexts using the concept of externalities, as brain damage.
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Harsh Weather on the Outer Harbor
Our Lake Erie waterfront is not like Chicago, Cleveland, or Toronto. Weather on Buffalo's Outer Harbor is as rough and tumble as they come. Winds blowing down the length of Lake Erie can bring big seiches, with winds, rains, sleet and snow. These seiches can cause the lake levels to rise 8-14 feet in just a few hours. Our history is full of stories of residential and commercial areas located on the Outer Harbor being destroyed by storms and this has included loss of life. One of Buffalo's greatest natural disasters occurred on October 18, 1844 when a lake seiche inundated the city causing much loss of life and property destruction. Read more here from the Buffalo History Gazette and the Buffalo Morning Express and Commercial Advertiser, one of Buffalo's early newspapers.
Modern winters can also be harsh on the Outer Harbor. These images are from Fuhrmann Blvd in 2014 and 2015.
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This video, "Angry Lake Erie", from 2014-2015 chronicles some amazing weather events at Buffalo's Outer Harbor.
November Knife (2014) November of 2014, Buffalo was hit by a giant Lake Effect Snowstorm known as "Knife" which dropped up to 8 feet of snow in two days. The Buffalo Outer Harbor was paralyzed and at ground zero for this harsh storm. Scientists predict that this kind of storm can be expected to occur again as climate change grasps our region. Video source Mother Jones
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