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In the Climate Fight, “Blue Carbon” Soaks Up Fresh Attention (and Emissions)
All around us, there are natural systems that soak up...
Can N.Y. Reset Tech With Its Nation-Leading Right to Repair Law?
New York State will set a historic precedent July 1,...
Going Green at Home by 2030
The $370 billion Inflation Reduction Act passed in 2022 marked...
Land + Air + Water
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#LandSaves
#MadeByNature
#RestoreTheRiver
Forest Farming Takes Root in Valley Woodlands
When you think about preserving farmland, sun-splashed fields filled with...
What Valley Farmers Have Been Up to Off-Season
The Hudson Valley takes on a different beauty in every...
Chasing Rainbows in the Hudson Valley
Rainbows seem to be everywhere right now. In the Hudson...
Outdoors
#Don'tForgetFungi
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The Best Ways to Give Backpacking a Try
Intimidation vs. liberation. That’s what the equation can come down...
Quiz: Can You Recognize These Parks Pre-Makeover?
A call out of the blue from the mayor of...
Ways to Leave a Lighter Footprint While Camping
Are you hoping to celebrate and honor the outdoors this...
Plants + Animals
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How Gourds Go Way Beyond Fall Decoration
Prepare to be inundated again this fall with all things...
The Opossum, a Surprising N.Y. Fan Fave
They may not look like the cuddliest creatures, but opossums...
World’s First Bee Vaccine Expands Pollinator Potential
The next time you see a honeybee buzzing around a...
History + Culture
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The Longtime Wonders of the Freshly Appreciated Paw Paw Fruit
Even though it’s native to North America, pawpaw is a...
Valley Corn’s Sweet Roots
Few things offer the sweetness of a Hudson Valley summer...
Five More Hudson Valley Claims to Fame
When it comes to superlatives, the Hudson Valley definitely holds...
Community
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Malcolm X Park Hosts New Moments of Joy
Malcolm X said, “The future belongs to those who prepare...
The Body Liberation Hiking Club
Hiking is a beloved pastime for so many, offering a...
RecoveryHike
Nature has the power to help heal. Few understand that...
History + Culture
#IndigenousPresence
The Longtime Wonders of the Freshly Appreciated Paw Paw Fruit
Even though it’s native to North America, pawpaw is a delicious fruit that manages not to be widely known among...
Valley Corn’s Sweet Roots
Few things offer the sweetness of a Hudson Valley summer...
Five More Hudson Valley Claims to Fame
When it comes to superlatives, the Hudson Valley definitely holds...
How a Pioneering Woman Aeronaut Shattered Limits From the Hudson Valley
A race in the clouds on the Fourth of July,...
#IndustrialEvolution
Sloops: the Special Boats That Transformed the Hudson
The Hudson River has provided a way of getting from here to there since humans...
#Trailblazers
Five of the Hudson Valley’s History-Making Firsts
In 2021, Time magazine named the Hudson Valley one of the world’s greatest places. But some places...
#IndustrialEvolution
Hats Off to Beacon
From the mid-19th century to the 1930s, few people would think of leaving home without putting...
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Five More Hudson Valley Claims to Fame
When it comes to superlatives, the Hudson Valley definitely holds its own. Here are five more sites that rank supreme...
How a Pioneering Woman Aeronaut Shattered Limits From the Hudson Valley
A race in the clouds on the Fourth of July, with one hot air balloon piloted by a woman! That’s...
Five of the Hudson Valley’s History-Making Firsts
In 2021, Time magazine named the Hudson Valley one of the world’s greatest places. But some places in the region lay claim...
Get Inspired by Three of the Valley’s Revolutionary War Women
As thousands of men went off to fight in the American Revolution, many women kept the home fires burning — which...
How Madam C.J. Walker Made It (and Shared It)
She built one of the most striking homes on the Hudson River — and the nation’s first female self-made millionaire...
Appreciating Edna St. Vincent Millay at the Literary Legend’s Valley Home
Described by one writer as the “Bob Dylan and Madonna of her generation,” poet Edna St. Vincent Millay (1892-1950) was...
Pioneering Female Astronomer’s Legacy Lives On
From the beginning, stargazing has been part of the curriculum at Poughkeepsie’s Vassar College. That’s because Maria Mitchell — America’s...
Seven Women Who Improved Life Here
They fought for working women’s rights, advocated for vulnerable children, even rescued drowning sailors. And of course, they called for...
Remembering America’s First Woman Botanist
Driving along the distinctly suburban stretch of Route 17K in Coldenham, a hamlet in Orange County’s Town of Montgomery, it’s...
#IndustrialEvolution
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Sloops: the Special Boats That Transformed the Hudson
The Hudson River has provided a way of getting from here to there since humans first appeared in the region....
Hats Off to Beacon
From the mid-19th century to the 1930s, few people would think of leaving home without putting on a hat. With all...
How Valley Milk Helped Win the Civil War
Before the mid-1850s, Hudson Valley farms kept a cow or two to supply the family’s dairy needs. It took a...
The Glory Days of Hudson Valley Ice Harvesting
Block ice was once a can’t-live-without-it piece of American culture. For about a century beginning in the 1830s, keeping food...
10 Facts About HV Bricks
Scattered along the shores of the Hudson River, it’s not hard to find red “rocks” — or the remnants of...
#IndigenousPresence
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The Longtime Wonders of the Freshly Appreciated Paw Paw Fruit
Even though it’s native to North America, pawpaw is a delicious fruit that manages not to be widely known among...
Valley Corn’s Sweet Roots
Few things offer the sweetness of a Hudson Valley summer more than biting into an ear of local corn. By...
Take a Fresh Taste of Hominy, Corn Processed the Brilliant Indigenous Way
Even many foodies might believe hominy is an exclusively Mexican menu item. Not a chance. In reality, it’s a traditional...
Connecting With the Valley’s Indigenous-Spirited Ceremonial Stone Landscapes
Rocks possess a spirit, an energy that draws people. They are sacred beings … and they carry the weight of...
Get Inspired at These Five Indigenous History Sites
Not long after the last glacier receded from the Hudson Valley 10,000 years ago, the region’s wildlife-filled forests, rich soils,...
Who Built Those Stone Walls in the Middle of the Woods?
Walk through many forests in the mid- and lower Hudson Valley — including those at Scenic Hudson’s Shaupeneak Ridge, Esopus...
Explore More: The Hudson Valley’s Indigenous Heritage
The region we call the Hudson Valley has a deep Indigenous heritage. Early Native American inhabitants of the valley —...
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