Protect land
Protect
land
The natural value of the river and its ecosystem is really important, not only for the valley itself, but for the whole country. It's just a wonderful place.
The Hudson Valley should be protected because it's such a great resource for self care.
Being out in nature is so important because it builds a connection to the mind and body.
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
We must protect the Hudson River because it is the source of our civilization. Water is life and connects us all together.
I'm from New York City and I love coming up here to the Hudson Valley just to get out of the city and get some fresh air. It just has a lot of identity.
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.
The Hudson Valley should be protected because we all need art, history, and nature in our lives, and clean air, clean water, trees.
Connect Communities
Connect
Communities
It’s not just a place to live — it’s a home.
When you just come here and you see the involvement of people to keep this Hudson Valley going, that passion is what attracts me here. Humans don't live on islands, they are part of nature.
I love the Hudson Valley because it's a bountiful place in terms of the art, the people, the beauty....Nature is what really enables that bounty.
Climate Solutions
Climate
Solutions
Stepping up to ensure this beautiful place endures for future generations.
The Hudson Valley is an open classroom for me where I get to learn about the ecosystem while being able to do a lot of outdoor activities. We need to be able to share this with generations to come and to protect the fragile ecosystem we call home.
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