Discussed ways to guide communities toward sustainability through new and old ways of looking at relations with land—its history, inhabitants, and uses. …
[Read more...] about 2007 Forum: Survival Lessons for the Earth—Native American Models
Discussed ways to guide communities toward sustainability through new and old ways of looking at relations with land—its history, inhabitants, and uses. …
[Read more...] about 2007 Forum: Survival Lessons for the Earth—Native American Models
Offered a reflective discussion for local leaders and citizens to learn from Katrina’s disaster and to consider what local responses could be to mitigate loss and to create community support through …
[Read more...] about 2006 Forum: Lessons from Katrina—What is Our Local Plan?
Developed in response to challenges created by regional sprawl. International Ecovillage leader Albert Bates offered the Ecovillage concept as one way to create community and halt destruction of the …
[Read more...] about 2005 Conference: Eco-Villages—How Do We Get There from Here?
This gathering built on discussions from a previous forum and conference. Local watershed leaders discussed the creation of a local alliance, based on the Chesapeake Bay and other models, to educate, …
[Read more...] about 2004 Conference: Forming a Hudson River Watershed Partnership
Member organizations of the newly formed Hudson River Watershed Alliance convened to develop a strategic plan for their work. …
[Read more...] about 2004: Hudson River Valley Watershed Alliance Anniversary Gathering
Economist, environmentalist, and author of the book, Plan B, came to join us and local leaders following lectures at Dutchess Community College, Bard College, and SUNY New Paltz. Discussions …
[Read more...] about 2004 Lunch and Dialogue with Lester Brown
Scientists, planners, local governments, and citizen groups exchanged ideas on protecting local water resources through local laws, regional planning, training of volunteers, and reduction, reuse and …