Watershed Group Capacity-Building Technical Assistance: Request for Applications Project Summary: Watershed groups working in the Hudson River estuary watershed are invited to apply for capacity-building
Wednesday, May 17, 20236:00-8:30 PMThe Falcon, 1348 Rte 9W, Marlboro, NY The Hudson River Watershed Alliance, along with our partners and supporters, gathered to celebrate
The Hudson Valley Flood Resilience Network connects local governments who are committed to taking actionable steps to manage current and future flood risk. We do
A professional hydrogeologist at LaBella Associates, Russell Urban-Mead has supported numerous watershed projects in the region, including drinking water source protection and watershed planning. In
The Sanctuary for Independent Media uses art, science and participatory action to promote social and environmental justice and freedom of creative expression. Launched in 2020,
Hudsonia Ltd.‘s Biodiversity Resource Center, led by Director Gretchen Stevens, works to put sound ecological information into the hands of local decision-makers for on-the-ground conservation.
The Village of Piermont Waterfront Resilience Commission, chaired by Nathan Mitchell, is a regional leader on flood resilience. After Superstorm Sandy, the Piermont Waterfront Resilience
In December 2015, the Hudson River Watershed Alliance and our partners, the Sparkill Creek Watershed Alliance and the Center for Watershed Protection, held a workshop
Check out our February edition of our e-mail newsletter, the Watershed Digest. This month’s issue includes our reflections on three out-going board members, the recording for our dam removal webinar, and information about our February Breakfast Lecture, which is scheduled for Thursday, February 9.
From 2022-2024, the Hudson River Watershed Alliance worked with local Advisory Committees to create watershed characterizations for the Sparkill Creek watershed and the Punch Brook-Roeliff