Hudson Highlands Land Trust

The Hudson Highlands is a region of simple, yet dramatic beauty, astounding biodiversity, and major historical significance. HHLT is dedicated to conserving this remarkable region forever—please join us!

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Habitat for Artists at Philipsebrooke in HHLT's Backyard

Join a revolving group of artists in residence at Habitat for Artist's installation behind the Land Trust office at Route 9D and Snake Hill Road in Garrison as they explore concepts of sustainability, nature and community through the summer. Feel free to stop by, view the habitat studios -- works of art in and of themselves -- and speak with the artists as they work. HHLT's River of Words environmental poetry and art education program even has its own studio, where educators and artists have been offering free workshops for kids on selected Thursday afternoons and kids are invited to sign up for studio time themselves. We welcome your visit!

Upcoming Take-a-Hike! events

We've got a lot of terrific hikes coming up September through October please visit our 2010 Take-a-Hike! schedule for more information. Remember, hikes are free but pre-registration is required and, in many cases, space is limited. Also in the fall, we'll continue our Take-a-Hike! with Rec programming for children (available exclusively through the Philipstown Rec. Dept.) and we'll be offering a few adult hiking series of our own -- more information to follow!

Have you seen the beautiful photography in our 2010 Annual Report? Find out who took the photos by visiting the photo credit page.

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Land Trust Alliance


The Hudson Highlands Land Trust is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization incorporated in 1989 under Section 402 of the Not-for-Profit Corporation Law of New York. A copy of our latest annual financial report may be obtained by writing to the Land Trust or to the NYS Attorney General's Office, Charities Bureau, Albany, NY 12231.