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Restoration Conference: Lessons Learned for a Changing Future

Join us on November 1st at the Alexander Hamilton U.S. Custom House, where more than 200 natural resource managers, scientists, conservation advocates and policy leaders will gather to explore how habitat restoration can shape our community’s response to a changing climate.

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Restoration Conference: Lessons Learned for a Changing Future

Habitat restoration is increasingly being called upon as the answer to new questions. On November 1st, join more than 200 natural resource managers, scientists, conservation advocates and policy leaders as we gather to explore how habitat restoration can shape our community’s response to a changing climate. The day will feature a series of presentations and workshops that will help participants better understand these challenges, current initiatives, and the state of practice and scientific understanding.
Citizen Science
Introducing: HEP’s Pilot Citizen Science Volunteer Platform. Learn about current opportunities like oyster monitoring, water quality testing, litter surveys, and more.
View the Newest HEP Reports on Climate, Monitoring, Funding, Restoration, and More
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Tidal Exchange Newsletter
September 13 Issue:
HEP's New Citizen Science Platform, A Bipartisan Bill to Protect Our Waterways, Measuring Culverts, and More

Calendar

Oct 17

9-2:00 pm

2019

Green Horizons 2019 Career Fair

Science teachers/guidance counselors can bring 15 students to this year’s Green Horizons NYC Conference on Careers in Natural Resources and the Environment for Middle Schools, presented by Trees NY. Green Horizons is a free hands-on career day for middle schoolers. Topics include arboriculture, air and water pollution, urban forestry, and more. RSVP by Oct 7.

Nov 01

9-4:30 pm

2019

HEP’s 2019 Restoration Conference: Lessons Learned for a Changing Future

Join more than 200 natural resource managers, scientists, conservation advocates and policy leaders to explore how habitat restoration can shape our community’s response to a changing climate. Join us for a day filled with presentations and workshops that will help participants better understand these challenges, current initiatives, and the state of practice and scientific understanding.

Nov 20

6-8:00 pm

2019

NYC Outdoors! An Environmental Education Expo

The NYC Outdoors! Expo is a public event showcasing environmental education resources in New York City. Who should attend? Teachers, Educators, Students and Faculty and anyone interested in environmental education. Participants will meet more than 40 environmental education organizations and find out about programs, teacher resources, internship and job opportunities, and much more.

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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

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New York City Environmental Funds
Funded Research
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