Mohonk Consultations
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Offered dialogue among developers, landowners, planners, and conservationists aimed at identifying the components of local biodiversity and creating preservation strategies. …
[Read more...] about 2010 Forum: Planning for Biodiversity—What Have We Got To Lose?
Made connections between many stakeholders in the process of producing and transporting food, including farmers, gleaners, food service administrators, food pantries, and kitchens. Attended by …
[Read more...] about 2009 Conference: Hunger in the Hudson Valley—How Can We Help?
Laurence M. Hauptman, distinguished history professor emeritus at SUNY New Paltz, NY, is the well-known author of numerous scholarly books on the Seneca tribes, American history, and indigenous …
Local officials, water managers, and citizens discussed the mechanics and challenges of healthy streams, rivers, and buffer zones. …
Explored current climate change policy and science, as well as effective local responses to climate change, including an in-depth exchange with local climate change experts focusing on ways each …
Mohonk Preserve ranger, trailblazer, cultural historian, and land preservationist. Marbletown, NY. …
Brought together world and local permaculture experts who introduced principles of permanent agriculture: “the harmonious integration of landscape and people providing food, energy, shelter and other …
[Read more...] about 2007 Conference: Demystifying Permaculture
Co-sponsored by the Hudson River Watershed Alliance, Mohonk Consultations, New York State Department of Environmental Conservation Hudson River Estuary Program, and the New York City Department of …
For his work with Cornell Cooperative Extension—education and communication, support of regional food and farms, innovative community projects, green technologies. Millbrook, NY. …
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
