Inspired by their love for the region, author Sandy Wold and artist Camille Doucet, with the financial sponsorship of the Center for Environmental Sustainability (CES, http://ces-ithaca.org/) and a $200 grant from the Alternatives Federal Credit Union, co-created the Cayuga Basin Bioregion Map (c2002), a region (usually) defined by its local watershed boundaries.  Wally Woods, cofounder of the CES, also lended important background support to the project.  Located in the Finger Lakes region in Upstate New York, the Cayuga Basin Bioregion is actually a subwatershed of the Oneida watershed and is further distinguished by its unique geology, natural history, seasonal cycles, local economy, and historic sites (e.g., indigenous peoples, the Underground Railroad, and the Women's Suffrage Movement, ...).