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News & Events
The Hudson River Watershed Alliance has hosted an annual conference in
the Mid-Hudson region for the past four years, and provided various
seminars and regulatory trainings in both the Lower and Upper Hudson
regions, on issues such as low impact development and decentralized
wastewater management, innovative wastewater and storm water treatment
techniques, and connections between water, biodiversity, and human
health. Please find information on upcoming events as well as
recently-held events below.
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Current News & Events |
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The Hudson River Watershed Alliance Omelette
Series will be on summer vacation until September 2008. |
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2008-2009 |
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HRWA Receives Grant Funding for 2008-2009
The Hudson River Watershed Alliance, in partnership with the Hudson
Valley Regional Council, received a grant award from the NYS Department
of Environmental Conservation Hudson River Estuary Program, to build the
capacity of the HRWA and work on specific projects. |
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Past News & Events |
June 12, 2008
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Watershed Omelette - A Breakfast Speaker Series
Where does all the road salt go?
Vicky Kelly, Manager of the Environmental Monitoring Program at the Cary Institute of Ecosystem Studies |
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November 16, 2007 |
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Watershed Connections: Economic and Ecological Values of Streams, Buffers, and Floodplains
A Conference at the Mohonk Mountain House |
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Watershed Stewardship Awards
At the 2007 Annual Conference awards were given to individuals or groups whose
efforts significantly contribute to the improved health of the Hudson
River watershed. |
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October, 12, 2007 |
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Hudson River Watershed Alliance Legacy Sail
The HRWA hosted a brainstorming session aboard the sloop Clearwater to
identify regional initiatives that will encourage collaboration and
advance watershed protection in the Hudson River basin. |
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November 17, 2006 |
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The Watershed Commons Conference |
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Watershed Stewardship Awards
At the 2006 Annual Conference, the first ever Hudson River Watershed
Steward awards were given to an individual and to a group whose
efforts significantly contribute to the improved health of the Hudson
River watershed. |
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March 16, 2006 |
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Sustainable Water Resources Management: Working With Nature |
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