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Looking for a fun adventure to get outdoors with the family? Join HHLT staff on Saturday, February 21, for a free winter hike at Lane Gate Preserve in Cold Spring, NY. Weather conditions permitting, we’ll be snowshoeing at the preserve. Registration is required by February 18.
While it may be easy to grumble about winter’s cold weather and limited sunlight, at the Hudson Highlands Land Trust (HHLT), we see winter as an invitation to embrace all four seasons. Here are a few ways to truly enjoy and be present this winter in the Hudson Highlands…
As we close out an exciting year, our team wanted to share what made 2025 so memorable. From protecting critical habitats and advancing restoration efforts to deepening our partnerships with the community, this year has been filled with meaningful milestones.
Concerns about our climate can feel overwhelming, especially when so many of the conversations are focused on global issues. But some of the most effective action happens close to home. By engaging in local decisions, supporting community-based organizations, and making thoughtful choices on your own property, you can have a real and lasting impact. Here are four practical steps you can take to protect the environment right in your own region!
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.
