Partners

Building a network of collaborative stakeholders is vital to lasting stewardship of protected lands.

For over 32 years, Winnakee has built effective public private partnerships with local and state governments and collaborated with nonprofits to enhance programs that serve our community and improve our organization’s efficacy, impact, and sustainability. Winnakee strongly believes that a central part of our mission is building collaborations that make conservation work last. We are grateful for these partnerships.

Public-Private Partnerships

Dutchess County (Planning & Development Department, Health Department, Soil & Water District)

Empire State Trail

Hudson River Valley Greenway

National Park Service

New York State Department of Environmental Conservation

New York State Mid-Hudson Regional Economic Development Council

New York Natural Heritage Program

Towns of Rhinebeck, Red Hook, Clinton, Hyde Park, Milan, Stanford

Programming Partners

Climate Smart Rhinebeck

Dirty Gaia

Drake Creative

Pollinator Patrol

Morton Library

The Ralph T. Waterman Bird Club

Richard Prouse

Saw Kill Watershed Community

Sinterklaas

Staatsburg Library

Starr Library

Sustainable Hudson Valley

Wild Hudson Valley

Climate Change Mitigation

Cary Institute for Ecosystem Studies

Environmental Science and Forestry (ESF), SUNY, Syracuse

Hudson Carbon Consortium

Conservation & Stewardship

Cornell Cooperative Extension

Cornell Lab of Ornithology

Climate Smart Rhinebeck

eBird

Environmental Science and Forestry (ESF), SUNY, Syracuse

Hudsonia

Land Trust Alliance

Nature Conservancy

Open Space Institute

The Ralph T. Waterman Bird Club

Scenic Hudson

Stay Connected Initiative

Community Collaborations

Bard College

Boy Scout Troop 37

Hyde Park Trails

Hyde Park Recreation

Rhinebeck Community Garden

Rhinebeck Rotary & Interact Club

Marist College

Winnakee-Dutchess Trails Roundtable

Vassar College

Communications