The next HRVG board meeting will be held at the FDR Library & Museum in Hyde Park on Dec. 10 at 10 a.m. Join to learn about interesting work happening in the the Hudson River Valley.
The Franklin D. Roosevelt Hyde Park Foundation's Home on the Hudson with Franklin and Eleanor Roosevelt explores their legacy and estate. The film was funded in part by a grant from HRVG.
Municipalities and not-for-profits can apply for funding to develop projects that recognize, preserve, protect, and interpret the cultural and natural resources of the Hudson River Valley.
Municipalities and not-for-profits can apply for funding to plan, construct, and rehabilitate land and water trails within the Greenway Area, which stretches from Manhattan to Whitehall.
HRVG is excited to welcome Emily Lavin. As Communications and Outreach Manager, she will work to develop and and implement the organization's first communications strategy.
The Nature of Nature: Biodiversity in the Hudson Valley captures the beautiful, the complex, the familiar, and the unknown...guided by the plants, animals, people that call the Hudson Valley home.
