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To Our Community

The Hudson River Foundation, together with the New York-New Jersey Harbor & Estuary Program, is committed to continuing, through the course of the coronavirus pandemic, our work of understanding, protecting and restoring the Hudson River. Our offices are closed, but we are working from our homes, maintaining the activities of as many of our programs as feasible through webinars and other virtual means of pursuing our mission alongside the rest of our Hudson River community.

What’s Going On

Ames Seminars
Watch Dr. Brian Yellen's
April 14th Ames Webinar
Ames Seminars
Join us for Dr. Waldman and Dr. Alter's eDNA Webinar on May 20th!
Educational Materials
Search, Sort, and Find Educational Materials Using our New Resource Guide for Parents and Teachers

These are times which call for the deepening of scientific literacy, and the importance of creating informed discourse and decisions about the future of our Harbor Estuary. HEP’s Educational Materials Resource Guide offers parents and teachers an up-to-date, searchable, sortable collection of resources from environmental educators across the Harbor Estuary.
Tidal Exchange Newsletter
May 12th HEP Tidal Exchange: The Essential, but Often Invisible, Work of Treating Our Wastewater, Connecting Passaic to the River Webinar and More!
View the Latest HRF and HEP Publications including a Restoration Progress Report, a Project Planning Analysis for the USACE, and more.
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Citizen Science
Introducing: HEP’s Pilot Citizen Science Volunteer Platform. Learn about current opportunities like oyster monitoring, water quality testing, litter surveys, and more.

Calendar

Jun 16

1:30-3:00 pm

2020

New Date: Spring 2020 Ames Seminar – Cammarata, Balci & Kricun

Innovative Green Infrastructure Programs: Benefits, Challenges, Opportunities, and Lessons Learned

Sep 24

8:30-5:00 pm

2020

Beneficial Use of Dredge Material For Coastal Resilience Workshop

The NSBPA workshop on the Beneficial Use of Dredge Material for Coastal Resilience will provide a forum for coastal practitioners and regulators to discuss successes and challenges in the use of RSM and BUDM for coastal resilience.

Funds and Grants

Science Research Grants
Hudson River Fund Research Grants

The Hudson River Fund is dedicated to supporting scientific, ecological, and related public policy research on issues and matters of concern to the Hudson River, its tributaries and its drainage basin. The next Hudson River Fund proposal cycle will be in fall 2020.
Fellowships
Bain Graduate Fellowship
Fellowships
Polgar Fellowship
NY-NJ HEP Grants
Habitat Restoration, Public Access and Stewardship, and Citizen Science Grants

Small Grants Programs
New York City Environmental Funds
Funded Research
Search Past Hudson River Fund Grants