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  • 2025 Recap From the HHLT Team
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    2025 Recap From the HHLT Team

    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.

  • Roots of Resilience: Climate Change, Forest Health, and the Future of Northeastern Trees
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    Roots of Resilience: Climate Change, Forest Health, and the Future of Northeastern Trees

    Join us for an eye-opening look at how climate change is transforming northeastern forests on November 8, at Black Rock Forest, Cornwall, NY.

  • What’s in My Backyard? Managing Your Garden in a Time of Change
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    What’s in My Backyard? Managing Your Garden in a Time of Change

    Join us for a half-day symposium exploring how to cultivate resilient, climate-friendly landscapes right in your own backyard

  • Small Changes, Big Impact:

    Small Changes, Big Impact:

    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
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    Fall Planting Days at Granite Mountain Preserve

    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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