Environmental history of the Hudson River: human uses that changed the ecology, ecology that changed human uses

Historical facts/biological questions

Linkage between people and ecosystems: how did we get from separate to equal

Symbioses between biologists and scientists

Hudson River fisheries: once robust, now reduced

Herpetofauna of the Hudson River watershed: a short history

Human impacts on Hudson River morphology and sediments: a result of changing uses and interests

The earliest thirteen millennia of cultural adaptation along the Hudson River estuary

Archaeological indices of environmental change and colonial ethnobotany in seventeenth-century Dutch New Amsterdam

Linking uplands to the Hudson River: lake to marsh records of climate change and human impact over millennia

Vegetation dynamics in the northern Shawangunk Mountains: the last three hundred years

Agriculture in the Hudson Basin since 1609

Ecology in the field of time: two centuries of interaction between agriculture and native species in Columbia COunty, New York

The introduction and naturalization of exotic ornamental plants in New York's Hudson River Valley

The rise and demise of the Hudson River ice harvesting industry: urban needs and rural responses

Human sanitary waters and waste treatment in New York City

Foundry Cove: icon of the interaction of industry with aquatic life

River city: transporting commerce and culture

Out of the Fray: scientific legacy of environmental regulation of electric generating stations in the HudsonRiver Valley

Birth of the environmental movement in the Hudson River Valley

The influence of the Hudson River school of art in the preservation of the river, its natural and cultural landscape, and evolution of the environmental law

"Thy fate and mine are not repose": the Hudson and its influence

The past as guide to a successful future.