Field Notes: Franny Reese Preserve
Fall 2003 article on our dedication of 250 acres of impressive ridgeline - just south of the Mid-Hudson Bridge - to the memory of Franny Reese.
Field Notes: RamsHorn-Livingston Sanctuary
Spring 2003 newsletter story puts you on the path through one of the largest and most productive tidal marshes in the Hudson River estuary.
Archaeological Research at West Point Foundry Preserve
Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, Scenic Hudson's 87-acre site of the former West Point Foundry in the Village of Cold Spring is an important confluence of historic, archaeological and ecological resources. Scenic Hudson's goal is to protect and interpret these aspects, link them with other Foundry-era facilities in Cold Spring, and make them accessible to the public.
The Living Woods of Shaupeneak Ridge
Spring 2002 newsletter article on how Shaupeneak Ridge Cooperative Recreation Area is a prime example of how Scenic Hudson has dedicated itself to preserving landscapes for more than 38 years and is committed to the ecological sustainability and stewardship of the lands we acquire.
ATVs Scar Landscape and Threaten Natural Resources
Spring 2002 newsletter article on the all terrain vehicles, or ATVs, problem on Fishkill Ridge. Scenic Hudson is tackling the problem with outreach and education to ATV groups, dealerships and manufacturers.
Olana Viewshed Lands Protected
Spring 2002 newsletter article on how significant lands in the Olana Viewshed are safe from residential, commercial and industrial development thanks to conservation easements that permanently protect their scenic qualities.
Preserving Land to Revitalize Communities
Winter/Spring 2002 newsletter article on how Scenic Hudson has used nontraditional strategies to create healthier, more vital Hudson Valley communities.
Horse Farm, Jewish Landmark Preserved
Winter/Spring 2002 newsletter article on conservation easements on the Clermont Horse Farm and the landmark Gomez Mill House.
Other Resources
2002 New York State Open Space Conservation Plan.
The Open Space Conservation Plan is a blueprint for continuing progress in preserving critical lands and protecting New York's precious natural resources. Scenic Hudson serves on the Open Space Committee and was instrumental in securing farmland as a priority project in the new plan. |
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