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Join us alongside partners Hudson Valley Shakespeare and the Processional Arts Workshop for the 4th Annual Highland Lights Procession on April 26 at HHLT’s Humble Bee Hollow. This event is open to all.
Want to be part of the lantern-making process? Join weekend workshops to create oversized illuminated lanterns depicting native insect species, with designs inspired by recent biodiversity surveys from HHLT Preserves. Each handcrafted lantern will become part of a magical procession that brings our local ecosystem to light. Click the button below to learn more and register for workshops and the procession.
Join the Hudson Highlands Land Trust for our annual Family Nature Day celebration on Saturday, May 31, from 2 pm to 4 pm at Winter Hill (20 Nazareth Way, Garrison, NY 10524).
Enjoy an afternoon of fun nature activities for all ages at this FREE event! It’s our way to say “Thank you!” to our supporters, volunteers, and community! Don’t miss “World of Animals,” an interactive talk by the amazing Brian Robinson starting at 3 pm, plus hands-on learning activities with HHLT staff and our partners. Click the button below to RSVP!
Get outside and enjoy everything the Hudson Highlands has to offer! Our region is an amazing place to make discoveries and find joy in nature.
Granite Mountain Preserve in Putnam Valley offers 5+ miles of trails and 500+ acres of hardwood forest.
Humble Bee Hollow – an exciting restoration project creating healthy habitats from former golf greens and fairways.
Less than 50 miles north of New York City, the Hudson Highlands region is rich in scenic beauty, wildlife habitat, and recreation opportunities. HHLT works to protect biodiversity and natural resources, address climate change, and create opportunities for people to experience the benefits of being in nature.