On Tuesday, February 24, at 7 pm the Center for Environmental Sciences and Humanities at Bard College is presenting the first ever Saw Kill Watershed Community Database, a publicly accessible data tool housing datasets developed by community members, researchers, and Bard faculty and students since the late 1800s. Funded in part by the Hudson River Foundation, Bard Community Sciences Lab, and Hudson River Estuary Program of the DEC, the database is designed to expand in real time as the community surrounding the watershed continues to unearth historical information about the Saw Kill, and conducts community sciences in the watershed with efforts such as ongoing sampling.
Celebrating the Launch of Saw Kill Watershed Community DatabasE On Tuesday, February 24, at 7 pm the Center for Environmental Sciences and Humanities at Bard College is presenting the first
The Community Sciences Lab has been in the news recently with some exciting developments in air quality research and community engagement. Below are just a
Upcoming Launch Events Join us for one of our local launch events to learn more about the Hudson Valley Community Air Network x JustAir platform,
Project Partners We are grateful to collaborate with a range of community, civic, and educational institutions across the region, including: Hudson Valley Air Quality Coalition
Bard College Launches New Online Platform in Partnership with JustAir to Give Public Access to Real-Time Hudson Valley Air Quality Information The Center for the
The administration is instructing all federal science agencies to plan for budget and staff reductions of 25% to 60% starting this fall. In 2024 the