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  • Ask Us Anything: Scenic Hudson’s Solar Mapping Tool

    Scenic Hudson’s new Solar Mapping Tool helps pinpoint the best locations for siting renewable energy without harming the natural assets that make communities so special. It has a vital role to play in ramping up clean energy in the Hudson Valley, but we know many people find online tools tricky to use. That’s why we’re […]

  • Bard National Climate Seminar: Land Trusts and Climate Change

    At this event hosted by the Bard Center for Sustainability, Scenic Hudson President Ned Sullivan will speak about the critical role that conservation organizations can play in sparking natural solutions to climate change. Sullivan will review how Scenic Hudson works with partners to pursue a multifaceted approach to conservation that includes protecting climate-resilient lands, promoting […]

  • Carbon Sequestration from the Ground Up: Opportunities in Northeastern Farms and Forests

    Natural and working lands have a unique role to play in addressing climate change, and in the Northeast, groundbreaking work is occurring in both the public and private sectors. On April 23-24, 2021, we are co-hosting a virtual conference with CSG East’s State Legislative Climate Alliance working group to explore the innovative efforts that are […]

  • Ground Control: Growing Climate Solutions with Working Lands

    Improving soil health in the Hudson Valley is a powerful climate solution that enhances economic opportunity for farmers. Join Scenic Hudson, the Climate Reality Project and Citizens’ Climate Lobby to learn how YOU CAN HELP advance climate-resilient farming policies and practices that are a win-win for the region. REGISTER HERE (After registering for the event, […]

  • Arrested Mobility: Addressing the Racial Inequities in Bicycling

    BIPOC (Black, Indigenous and people of color) bicyclists are much more likely to suffer from over-policing, restricting access to economic and political opportunities, healthy exercise and social activities. What can be done to end this injustice? To find out, attend the free Zoom webinar we’re hosting for National Bike Month. REGISTER HERE (After registering for […]

  • City of Poughkeepsie Juneteenth Celebration

    On Saturday June 19, the city of Poughkeepsie will be celebrating Juneteenth. There will be a memorial event for Theodore “Tree” Arrington at 12pm at the Family Partnership Center (29 N. Hamilton St. Pk, NY 12601). There will be a celebration following this from 1pm-6pm at Mansion Square Park which will include music, performances, and […]

  • Juneteenth: Pine Street African Burial Ground Grand Opening

    Join Harambee, Kingston Land Trust, and My Kingston Kids in celebrating the Grand Opening of the Pine Street African Burial Ground. This historic community event will take place on Juneteenth, which represents the day of Freedom for Africans and African-Americans. This important occasion will be celebrated with music, food, community activities, poetry and so much […]

  • Juneteenth at the Sanctuary

    Visit the healing farm and gardens at the Sanctuary on Crystal Lake for a Juneteenth taste of celebration and wellness, with music, food, seed planting, stories, poems and love. This is a free event for all ages, made possible with support from Melanin Unchained, Integrate Health and Wellness, Outdoor Promise and Scenic Hudson. Visit instagram.com/thesanctuary_healinggardens […]

  • Danskammer & The Community: A Free Online Roundtable Discussion

    Join us for a community discussion on the proposed Danskammer gas power plant in the Town of Newburgh (Orange County). Hear how this plant will affect you and your community, and see what we can do together to stop the plant.  Where: Online Webinar When: June 23, 6:00 p.m.  – 7:30 p.m. RSVP via bit.ly/june23roundtable […]

  • How Do You Solve a Problem Like the Climate?

    What is being done in the region to prepare and ensure that our communities and systems will be resilient enough to withstand change? In this conversation, The River Newsroom will bring together expert panelists working on a broad range of climate solutions throughout the region, and invite them to talk about their work—and the change […]

  • Free Workshop: Medicinal Herbs for Your Cupboard

    Herbs growing at the Pershing Avenue Neighborhood Farm have been used for centuries as proven remedies for colds and flus, aches and pains, digestive issues, and stress. Learn more about them — and other herbs readily available at health food stores — from clinical herbalist Marguerite Dunne. Park on Pershing Ave. and walk to the […]

  • Volunteer Work Day: RamsHorn-Livingston Sanctuary

    Join us for a Volunteer Work Day on Wednesday, July 28, at RamsHorn-Livingston Sanctuary to help make the preserve more inviting for people and wildlife! We'll be clearing vegetation from trails, removing litter, and rerouting a trail away from flooding. Here's the skinny: We'll meet in the parking lot. Tools and safety gear will be provided. Please wear sturdy, […]

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