The Hudson River Foundation was established to support independent, objective research that informs scientific understanding, management, and policy decisions regarding the Hudson River and its Estuary. It aims to foster a collaborative dialogue among scientists, managers, policymakers, and the public to address environmental and societal challenges in the Hudson River community, emphasizing inclusivity and diversity in its work.
The North River Environmental Benefit Program (NREBP) seeks proposals for projects designed to offer environmental benefits to the community surrounding the North River Waste Water Treatment Plant, particularly within Manhattan Community Board 9. The grant promotes efforts in areas like air quality monitoring, risk assessment, green space development, pollution abatement, storm water management, water quality improvement, and mitigation of chemical and petroleum spills. Additionally, it supports projects aimed at enhancing public enjoyment of natural resources, as well as increasing public awareness and understanding of ecological principles and environmental issues.
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