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Sam's Point: Working with Partners

 

Help Protect Sam's Point!

Bunchberry © S. Young
With your donation, Sam's Point will remain protected for generations to come. 
For more information, please contact Kate Adams at (518) 690-7846 or kate_adams@tnc.org.

Resources

Make some plans. 
It's time to make a trip.  Get all your travel details here.

You're invited. 
Take a look at our events calendar and find something that suits your tastes.

Get Out on the Land.  
With seven different trails, ranging from pine barrens to ice caves, there's sure to be something you'll enjoy.

Call of the Wild. 
Sam's Point is home to many rare or endangered creatures.  Find out more about them!

Blue Gold.
Sam's Point was once home to a thriving community of huckleberry pickers.  Find out more about this vanished culture and watch a short film about the community.

Our vision for Sam's Point - and the Shawangunk Ridge as a whole - is a shared one.  Success in protecting the land, water, plants, and animals that make this area special requires that we all work together.  Local communities, private donors, foundations, other not-for-profits and governmental agencies all provide support that is essential to protecting Sam's Point and the Shawangunks, now and in the future.

Our Partners

  • Cragsmoor Association

  • Friends of the Shawangunks - dedicated to protecting the Shawangunk Mountains of New York from adverse environmental impacts.

  • Mohonk Preserve - a mountain refuge – for people and nature.  A haven for wildlife, a living museum, and a sanctuary where visitors can come to reflect and be restored.

  • NY/NJ Trail Conference - a federation of 104 hiking clubs and environmental organizations and 10,000 individuals dedicated to building and maintaining marked hiking trails and protecting related open space in the bi-state region.

  • NY State Department of Environmental Conservation - more than 3,000 DEC staff across the state pursue scientific assessment and vigorous action to protect and enhance New York's environment and natural resources.

  • NY State Museum - dedicated to promoting inquiry and advancing knowledge in the fields of geology, biology, anthropology, and history, through the investigation of material evidence germane to New York State's past, present and future.

  • NY State Natural Heritage Program - enables and enhances conservation of New York's rare animals, rare plants, and significant ecosystems.

  • NY State Office of Parks, Recreation and Historical Preservation - proud stewards of New York's dynamic natural, recreational, and historic resources.

  • Open Space Institute - protecting scenic, natural and historic landscapes to ensure public enjoyment, conserving habitats, and sustaining community character.

  • Palisades Interstate Parks Commission

 

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Nature picture credits (top to bottom, left to right): Photo © S. Young (bunchberry).