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Eastern New York

Welcome to the Eastern New York Chapter!


Battling the Blaze

Battling the Blaze

Find out how Nature Conservancy crews were on the front lines of New York's largest wildfire in 13 years - and what we're doing to prevent future disasters.

 

Get out on the Land!

Get out on the Land!

Download the most recent Conservation Update and find out about scheduled hikes and events across the chapter (.pdf, 1 MB).

 

A Year in Review

A Year in Review

A Year in Review: download the Eastern New York Annual Report and find out what we accomplished in 2007 (.pdf, 886KB).

   

Contact Us

ENY Executive Office
265 Chestnut Ridge Rd
Mount Kisco, NY 10549
(914) 244-3271
 
Katie Dolan
Executive Director 
kdolan@tnc.org 
 
 
 

ENY Conservation Office
195 New Karner Rd, Ste 201
Albany, NY 12205
(518) 690-7878

Rita Murray
Director of Philanthropy 
rmurray@tnc.org
 

 

Places We Protect

Extending from the shores of Long Island Sound up to the Adirondack blue line, the Conservancy's first chartered chapter offers something for everyone!

Donate Now

From the peaks of the Catskills to New York Harbor, with your help we can keep Eastern New York protected for nature and for people.

How We Work

We are committed to the challenge of conservation in an urbanized world. Find out how we're using research and experience to reach our conservation goals.

 

 


 

Images (top to bottom, left to right): Photo © Carl Heilman II(Catskills); Photo © Dave Menke/USFWS (indigo bunting); Photo © John Burk (Hike); Image © Roland Bahret (Catskills); Image © TNC (annual report).