Protect land

Protect
land

Three cheers for beauty, bounty, and history.

We've lost two-thirds of all wildlife since 1970. So it's not only beautiful, it's vital, and we need every inch of land that we can save.

I love being part of a community that has so much diversity in growing food —to be able to grow food and have healthy food at a local farm near me.

You can be in areas that seem like what they were 300 years ago, as well as discover new areas that were created for people like myself to walk or hike. It is a wonderful resource for all types of activities.

Clean air & water

Clean air
& water

Appreciation for the fresh air and abundant water.

What I like about the Hudson Valley is easy access to diverse natural surroundings right out our back door. From rivers and lakes and mountains, in all the seasons they have something for everyone.

It should be protected because just like any living thing it should be saved, like taking care of ourselves.

You got to protect it because people need to be outside in nature. It's very important to the soul, the physical health.

My family has been here for generations amongst its flora and fauna, its rivers and fields and forests, and I really hope its able to be here for many generations more.

Connect Communities

Connect
Communities

It’s not just a place to live — it’s a home.

We've lived here for well over 40 years. We've raised our children here, and we've seen the quality of life improve as areas have grown in being protected.

The Hudson Valley is a cradle of human services and natural resources that benefit the whole state.

The biodiversity of the area requires that river to remain clean and livable for all the flora and fauna that rely on the Hudson River.

Artists need the Hudson Valley!

Climate Solutions

Climate
Solutions

Stepping up to ensure this beautiful place endures for future generations.

The diversity of plant and wild life should be protected because, unfortunately, like everywhere in the world there's development and pressure for things to grow and there has to be a balance so that our beautiful, rural character is preserved.