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Good News for New York Frogs, EVs, and Big Trees
It’s easy to be overwhelmed by all the negative news...
Why #NoMowMay Might Not Be As Simple As It Sounds
In 2019, a group of British conservationists came up with...
Kingston Kids Love Nature, Mermaid Fest Continues, State Grants Go Big
It’s easy to be overwhelmed by all the negative news...
Land + Air + Water
#HVFarms
#LandSaves
#MadeByNature
#RestoreTheRiver
Taste the Region: Mixed Berry Cheesecake Panna Cotta
There’s so much magic to summer in the Hudson Valley....
Talking Garlic with Suzanne Kelly, Green Owl Farm
“Farm-to-table” has become a buzzword, but what does it really...
Taste the Region: Ramp, Leek, and Goat Cheese Tart
Sometimes the tastiest local food is literally right under your...
Outdoors
#Don'tForgetFungi
#HVAtPlay
#PedalPower
#SHParks
How Kayaking Has Changed
Kayaks, a still-remarkable invention of Inuit peoples, originated in the...
Easy Ways + Accessible Places to Start Hiking in the Hudson Valley
“Hiking” can sound intimidating if you haven’t done much of...
What It’s Like to Give Mountain Biking a Go
I was zooming down the steep hill that descends 200...
Plants + Animals
#FlightWatch
#HappyTails
#Invasives101
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#TreesPlease
#WildlifeLove
Meet a Local Orchid: Eastern Lady’s Slipper
In a world of asters — sunflower, chicory, goldenrod, dandelion,...
The Dogs Who Day-Hike the Hudson Valley
Dogs are the only species in the animal kingdom that...
Serviceberry: A Feast for the Birds
The serviceberry can be found at the border of a...
History + Culture
#IndigenousPresence
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#Trailblazers
How Winifred Goldring Revealed More of New York’s Natural History
As the first woman state paleontologist in the country, Winifred...
How the Mid-Hudson Bridge Was Almost Too Hard to Build
A Mid-Hudson Bridge was desperately needed, even begged for, in...
How the Century-Old Bear Mountain Bridge Changed the Valley Forever
The opening of Bear Mountain State Park in 1913 flung...
Community
#HudsonInspired
#MeetTheMakers
#RiverCities
#SteppingForward
Clever Ways to Cut Food Waste
The figures on food wasted in the U.S. are sobering: an estimated 145...
The LGBTQ+ Groups Building Community Outdoors
In the Hudson Valley and beyond, the natural resources available...
How Robert Ferguson Reveres Nature in His Abstract Art
Those who are lucky enough to enjoy views of a...
#HealTheHudson
What Lewis Pugh Saw Swimming 315 Miles Through the Hudson
By Day 26 of his record-setting venture down the Hudson, endurance swimmer Lewis Pugh was enduring. He was some 270...
Rounding Up Family and Friends to Monitor Eels
Growing up in Queens, I never once thought, “I’d like to study eels one day,” but in early 2020 my...
The Shad Are Running — But for How Much Longer?
April usually marks the beginning of the shad run in the Hudson River, when adult males and females begin journeying...
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