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2020 Toast to the Tribs

Thank you to everyone who joined us for our online, livestream event on June 23, 2020! We celebrated our 2020 Watershed WaveMakers and the 10th anniversary of the Hudson River Watershed Alliance’s incorporation. The livestream also featured live music from Mike + Ruthy of The Mammals, Hudson Valley based songwriters who have made waves in the Americana world and beyond.

The full livestream video is below!

Congratulations to our 2020 Watershed WaveMakers!

Peter Smith, Quassaick Creek Watershed Alliance – Individual
Upper Hudson Watershed Coalition – Watershed Group
Albany Water Department – Institution
Hudson River Sloop Clearwater – Organization

Thank you to our 2020 Toast to the Tribs sponsors:

Watershed Sponsor
JSA Sustainable Wealth Management

River Sponsor
Hudson Valley Regional Council

Creek Sponsors
Capital District Regional Planning Commission
D&B Engineers & Architects

Stream Sponsors
Barton & Loguidice
The Chazen Companies
Delaware Engineering
Law Office of David K. Gordon
Nelson, Pope & Voorhis, LLC
NYenvironcom
Riverkeeper
Scenic Hudson

Brook Sponsor
Woodstock Land Conservancy

Technical support provided by Radio Kingston

Hudson River Watershed Alliance supports the fight against systemic racism. Black Lives Matter.

In solidarity, we observed Blackout Tuesday by postponing Toast to the Tribs, the Hudson River Watershed Alliance’s annual awards benefit, which was originally scheduled for June 2. We recognize “the long-standing racism and inequality that exists from the boardroom to the boulevard. We will not continue to conduct business as usual without regard for Black lives.” #theshowmustbepaused

Hudson River Watershed Alliance’s mission is to unite and empower communities to protect their local water resources. Issues of environmental justice significantly impact our watersheds and our watershed communities. The need for clean water is universal, and too many people – particularly people of color – cannot safely drink the water from their taps, swim in the ponds and streams, or recreate safely. As an organization, our role is to support members of those communities by shining a light on issues of universal significance – health, safety, and equality.