In this month’s Relearning Highlands History, HHLT’s Stewardship Fellow Joseph Moonjely explores the ecology of spring ephemerals. Treasured by many…
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Maple Sugaring: Legends and Practices
In this month’s Relearning Highlands History, HHLT’s Stewardship Fellow, Joseph Moonjely, describes his experiences tapping maple trees, his discoveries about…
The New York Manor System and Slavery
An Interview with Lavada Nahon In this month’s issue of Relearning Highlands History, we consider the unique system of enslavement that developed…
1st Rhode Island Regiment
As we celebrate our national independence and look ahead to the 250th anniversary of the American Revolution in 2026, Relearning…
The Intersection of LBGTQ+ Rights and Environmental Justice
In this issue of Relearning Highlands History, we explored the intersectional relationship between LGBTQ+ rights and the environmental justice movement…
Food Sovereignty and Seed Rematriation
A conversation with Rowen White, Seed Keeper and Member of Akwesasne Mohawk Nation In this issue of Relearning Highlands History, we sat…
A Delicate Balance
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.