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Eastern
Extending from the shores of Long Island Sound up to the Adirondack blue line, Eastern New York was the Conservancy's first chartered chapter.
You can help us continue our tradition of long-term success in this region – renew your commitment to support our global conservation work!
Download guided audio tours of our Butler Sanctuary and Lisha Kill Preserve!
Download the Spring 2012 Newsletter to learn how we're working to protect Eastern New York
Meet one of the conservation heroes who helps make our work possible – Eastern New York's stewardship coordinator, Matt Levy.
Learn where we work and how you can visit a preserve.
Find out about volunteer opportunities in Eastern New York.
Check our calendar for upcoming events in Eastern New York.
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Explore this preserve's wild river and old-growth hemlock forests -- all only 40 minutes from New York City.
Watch a slideshow of Catskill eagles being tested for mercury — and find out the implications for this iconic species.
Learn why the Neversink River is so important to our work with freshwater in New York.
Learn where your water comes from with this interactive map.
Explore this interactive quilt and meet women, like Mari-Beth Delucia, who are connected to water.
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265 Chestnut Ridge Road
Mount Kisco, NY 10549
Phone: (914) 244-3271
Fax: (914) 244-3275
E-mail: mjones@tnc.org
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195 New Karner Rd., Suite 201
Albany, New York 12205
Phone: (518)690-7852
Fax: (518)869-2443
E-mail: rpowell@tnc.org
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