Newsletters

Issue 16: Mar 6, 2023

• Saw Kill Monitoring Program Update
• Saw Kill Tributary Naming Project
• Amphibian Migrations 2023

Issue 15: Mar 24, 2021

• Riparian Buffers & How to Protect Them
• Connecting the Saw Kill & Red Hook’s Drinking Water Aquifer

Issue 14: Feb 10, 2021

• Amphibian Migration Project ’21
• Indigenous Land Recognition

Issue 13: Dec 16, 2020

• Suggested Holiday Readings
• Updates on Protecting Our Waters
• SKWC Receives Grant from Open Waters

Issue 12: Nov 18, 2020

• A Thanksgiving Message
• Water & Green Energy
• In Memoriam: Sheryl Griffith

Issue 11: Oct 8, 2020

• Government Candidates Respond

Issue 10: Sep 17, 2020

• Our Representatives in Government

Issue 9: Jun 24, 2020

• Connected Through Flora: Montgomery Place
• The season for a Safe Yard and Clean Water
• Staying Cool in the Time of Coronavirus

Issue 8: Jun 12, 2020

• A Continuing Battle for Clean Water

Issue 7: May 27, 2020

• Hummingbirds in Your Backyard
• What’s in a Name?
• Become a Citizen Scientist

Issue 6: May 13, 2020

• What does Earth Day Mean to You?
• Red Hook Student Artwork

Issue 5: Apr 29, 2020

• Trees for Tribs in the Saw Kill
• Nature’s Best Hope: In Your Back Yard
• Update on the Saw Kill Report Card Project

Issue 4: Apr 22, 2020

• Earth Day Media
• Past & Future of the Saw Kill
• Has Earth Day Made an Impact?

Issue 3: Apr 15, 2020

• Earth Day 50
• Quarantine Reading List
• The Positive Impact of Repair Cafés

Issue 2: Apr 8, 2020

• Let’s Name Our Tribs
• Understanding New York’s Pollutant Discharge Elimination System
• Ocean Sciences 2020 Recap

Issue 1: Apr 1, 2020

• Endocrine Disruptors
• Eel Project Update, Saw Kill Site
• Pros and Cons of Turf Fields