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SEQRA Reform Process

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Governor Hochul recently released proposed reforms to the State Environmental Quality Review Act (SEQRA) in her 2026-27 budget in response to the state-wide housing affordability and availability crisis. SEQRA, enacted in 1975, requires state and local agencies to assess environmental impacts before approving major projects. The Governor’s budget proposal would exempt a range of new housing developments from SEQRA review in order to accelerate construction statewide. Read HHLT’s position here…

Winter As a Wonderland: Finding Ground in the Hudson Highlands

Winter As a Wonderland: Finding Ground in the Hudson Highlands

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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…

2025 Recap From the HHLT Team 2025 Recap From the HHLT Team. HHLT Staff Photo 2025

2025 Recap From the HHLT Team

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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.

Small Changes, Big Impact:

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4 Ways To Combat The Climate Crisis From Home Concerns about our changing climate and local impacts can feel overwhelming, especially when so many of the conversations are focused on global issues. However, some of the most effective action happens close to home. By engaging in local decisions, supporting community-based organizations, and making thoughtful choices

Fall Planting Days at Granite Mountain Preserve

Fall Planting Days at Granite Mountain Preserve

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Join us this fall during our ongoing collaboration with Wild Woods Restoration Project as we plant native species at Granite Mountain Preserve in Putnam Valley, NY! Registration is required. Come help us restore the forest. We’ll be planting the small plants that Wild Woods Restoration Project volunteers have grown from local native seeds. Our planting

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