Protect land
Protect
land
As John Muir said, "You can go into the forest to lose your mind and gain your soul." We need to protect these open spaces so everybody, ultimately, can use them.
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.
Clean air & water
Clean air
& water
The ecosystem — from the bee that's buzzing around us now, to the largest trees in the area — it should be protected because it's a beautiful natural resource.
You got to protect it because people need to be outside in nature. It's very important to the soul, the physical health.
In a world where water is becoming a limited resource, we have a lot of it. It's fun to explore. That means good fishing, good kayaking, good swimming when it's hot, and I think we're all very lucky to have it.
Connect Communities
Connect
Communities
It’s not just a place to live — it’s a home.
We have to preserve the Hudson Valley because it is naturally beautiful. It's inspired lots of artist to come here over hundreds of years. And before that it was a sacred space for the Native American people.
We need to preserve the Hudson Valley for the future, for our kids, for the environment. We just have to save it!
Climate Solutions
Climate
Solutions
Stepping up to ensure this beautiful place endures for future generations.
As the seasons get more and more extreme, I think it gets really hard on all of our bodies and all of the plants and animals. So we really need to protect the Hudson Valley and keep it a place that we can live in harmony with nature.