Building Bridges
Connecting people to the land and nature within their own community By Jen Adams, Director of Land Stewardship In 2024, one of our key stewardship... Read More
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The Understory
Named after the forest understory—a layer made up of vegetation, young trees, shrubs, and soft-stemmed plants between the canopy and forest floor—where Winnakee focuses on restoring the natural life cycles of forests for self-regeneration and micro-habitats that nurture our region’s most at-risk species.
FIFTY2 End Stigma highlights work of two organizations benefitting our community
by David Ping, Chair Winnakee Land Trust and Board Member Family Services This October, I am proud to support the FIFTY2 End Stigma campaign as... Read More
Join us when amphibians come out on BIG NIGHT!
by Uri Perrin, Senior Director of External Affairs It’s getting close to that delightful time of year when a walk through the woods can offer... Read More
Involving volunteers in active stewardship of our properties and maintaining regional ecosystems
Special MLK Weekend of Service By Jen Adams, Assistant Director of Stewardship Our new Second Saturdays Stewardship volunteer program has been a huge success. Since... Read More
Winnakee’s 2023 Conservation Highlights
Learn more about Winnakee’s 2023 Conservation Highlights: https://conta.cc/3tqLLw7 Consider a year-end gift to help us continue to improve our region’s ecosystems and quality of life.... Read More
2023 Volunteer Highlights
Volunteers are critical to Winakee’s success. We treasure you! THANK YOU for your active role in 2023, supporting our mission to restore a thriving ecosystem... Read More
Why Winnakee is Committed to Saving Land
Year-end reflection on our vision for the unique landscapes and ecosystems that sustain us By Bob Davis, Executive Director The Hudson Valley is a beautiful... Read More
Unlock the Power of Land Restoration for Climate Resilience
JOIN US FOR MORE:Thursday, September 21 at 1pm Webinar or email contact@winnakee.org on how to get involved