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Huyck Preserve’s local high school students—and their undergraduate student mentors—present for the first time at Northeast Natural History Conference
For the first time, the Huyck Preserve brought students to the annual Northeast Natural History Conference (NENHC) in April to present their summer 2024 research projects. The NENHC is the largest regional gathering of researchers, natural resource managers, graduate and undergraduate students, and naturalists working in the areas of applied field biology and natural history in the northeastern United States and adjacent areas of Canada. Five high school students from the Preserve’s Wildlife Ecology Research program and two undergraduate students from the Preserve’s Odum Internship in Field Ecology shared their work at the conference’s April 5th poster sessions. The student posters included research projects done at the Huyck Preserve on earthworms, beavers, and ferns. To learn more about the experience and the students’ impressive accomplishments, read more here.
Visit UsTrails are open from dawn to dusk year-round. Admission is free to walk and hike the trails, picnic, fish and boat (non-motorized) on Lake Myosotis, and for skiing and snowshoeing in the winter. Motorized vehicles and bicycles are not allowed. Dogs must be on leash at all times and owners are responsible for cleaning up after their pets. Huyck Preserve is a carry in, carry out preserve. Please help us keep our Preserve beautiful by taking all trash with you. Also, please respect any research sites you may come across while at the Preserve.
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Find out current conditions at the Huyck Preserve before you visit.
Our PhenoCam, made possible through a research project at the University at Albany, provides a current view of conditions at our Lincoln Pond.
Our weather station outside Eldridge Research Center continues our long- term weather data collection and helps you plan your visit.
Because the readings shown are instantaneous, the precipitation measurement does not fully reflect our recent history of rain or snowfall. |
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Huyck Preserve Visitors' Center
5052 Delaware Turnpike Rensselaerville, NY 12147 Phone: 518-797-3440 Email: [email protected] |
Eldridge Research Center
284 Pond Hill Road Rensselaerville, NY 12147 |
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Edmund Niles Huyck Preserve, Inc. PO Box 189 5052 Delaware Turnpike Rensselaerville, NY 12147 |
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Connecting people to nature through conservation, education, research, and recreation since 1931!
Our mission is to protect the natural beauty of the Rensselaerville Falls, the watershed of Lake Myosotis and surrounding lands, to conduct long-term research on natural systems as part of a global effort to understand and preserve the Earth's biodiversity, and to increase appreciation of this effort through innovative, field-based educational programs for students, teachers and the community."
