A few weeks ago I took time to look over the HRWA website and new watershed site, and review recent HRWA correspondences. I wanted to write to share my appreciation for the leadership and vision of Katy Dunlap and the HRWA team for bringing about this powerful network of change. This organizational force of the HRWA has given newfound credence to the message of my work as an outdoor / water educator. I also see the positive effect it has made by way of backing up the work of local leaders in their efforts to incite change, and I can only imagine what new possibility it brings to so many others across the watershed and wider region. Only in its first years, the HRWA is changing the nature of what business as usual means in the Hudson River Valley towards management of our land and water resources.
If the HRWA has made a positive impact in your work or community life it would be interesting to hear about it.
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A few weeks ago I took time to look over the HRWA website and new watershed site, and review recent HRWA correspondences. I wanted to write to share my appreciation for the leadership and vision of Katy Dunlap and the HRWA team for bringing about this powerful network of change. This organizational force of the HRWA has given newfound credence to the message of my work as an outdoor / water educator. I also see the positive effect it has made by way of backing up the work of local leaders in their efforts to incite change, and I can only imagine what new possibility it brings to so many others across the watershed and wider region. Only in its first years, the HRWA is changing the nature of what business as usual means in the Hudson River Valley towards management of our land and water resources.
If the HRWA has made a positive impact in your work or community life it would be interesting to hear about it.