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New Tide Station on the Hudson River at Turkey Point

Posted on Apr 2, 2018 in Education, updates

The only water level/ tide station on the Hudson River Estuary above the Battery in New York City became operational at Turkey Point in...

Hudson River on the Rise, Event Announcement

Posted on Mar 7, 2017 in Hudson River Sustainable Shorelines

Join us for a day-long conference to advance resiliency planning for the Hudson Estuary’s unique natural and community resources.

FishHEDs

Posted on Aug 16, 2016 in Hudson River Sustainable Shorelines

The fish habitat enhancement devices (fishHEDs) have been removed from the bulkhead at Rhinecliff Landing, New York to conclude the second year of our study.

EPA Environmental Quality Award!

Posted on Apr 27, 2015 in Education

The Hudson River National Estuarine Research Reserve received the Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA) Environmental Quality Award, the...

Distance Learning programs begin at Norrie Point Environmental Center for 2014

Posted on Jan 30, 2014 in Education

January 2014 update on Distance Learning

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Canoe launch road and the trail south to Bard College are temporarily closed – 2020

As of June 12^th: Kidd Lane entrance to the Tivoli Bays WMA, canoe launch road and the trail south to Bard College are temporarily closed, due to construction activities for the Empire State Trail. Once the construction is complete, the area will be re-opened to the public. Thank you.

Tivoli Bays Launch Closure – 2020

The canoe and kayak launch on the Kidd Lane access road at Tivoli Bays WMA is closed for renovations until further notice. At this time, DEC does not have an estimated completion date for the project. Please contact Nathan Ermer at 845-256-3047 for more information about this project. Thank you for your patience and understanding.