Upcoming
The State of Community and Citizen Based Science in the Hudson River Estuary and Watershed
Cary Institute of Ecosystem Systems, Millbrook, New York
October 28, 2026; 9 am to 5:30 pm
Community and citizen-based science and monitoring have been providing a diverse citizenry with an active connection to the Hudson River estuary and watershed for many years. Scientists, environmentalists, and engaged citizens have been collaborating for decades establishing robust programs to track water quality, aquatic plants, and fish. Some of these programs have provided continuous data for more than 20 years and have been published in peer journals, used to guide resource management and provide for public health. This year’s Hudson River Symposium will showcase these programs, present scientific knowledge gained, resource management value, and identify challenges that need to be overcome for these programs to continue to endure.
Past
Hudson River Symposium 2025
October 23
State of Aquatic Habitat Restoration on the Hudson River Estuary. View the Recap.
The Normans Kill Tour
Saturday, May 17, 2025
Spring field trip of the Normans Kill region. Read more
Hudson River Symposium 2023
April 19
Landscape Tradeoffs as New York Transitions to Renewable Energy. Read more
Hudson River Symposium 2021
Webinar Series: Feb 25–Mar 22
Hudson River Fish in an Ever-changing Ecosystem. Read more
Hudson River Symposium 2019
May 8
Ecosystem Response to Climate Change and Sea-Level Rise in the Hudson Estuary. Read more