Videos
January 31st, Federal Court Judge Naomi Buchwald heard the first arguments in OSGATA et al. versus Monsanto. Hundreds gathered across the street in support of the farmers -- check out the video we shot of the assembly.
Join Riverkeeper Boat Captain John Lipscomb and Carol Knudson from Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory as they put Hudson River water quality to the test.
In which Dulce Fernandes sits with photographer Aliza Eliazarov to talk about her project “Sustain,” an ambitious photographic survey on the new farm movement, which has taken Aliza across the country countless times to meet new farmers and document their relationships with the land.
Learn more about the damage caused by the nation’s older power plants and what the EPA proposes to do about it, from Executive Director and Hudson Riverkeeper Paul Gallay and environmental attorney Reed Super.
Joan Gussow is known as the matriarch of the local food movement. One year ago this week, Joan's garden was devastated by a massive storm and flood. The story of its rebirth is a story about grit, hope and living a purposeful life.
The Bed-Stuy Farm is an important learning ground for youth who intern at the garden throughout the year. Check out this video and hear from the interns themselves about their experiences.
Ecocentric returns to the Brooklyn Grange, the world's largest rooftop farm, to take in the view, admire the vegetables and catch up with co-founder Gwen Schantz. Check out the interview to hear her thoughts about roofs, urban ag and plans for the future.
In this slideshow, three residents share what Long Island's marine waters mean to them and the community they live in, as well as their thoughts on the impact that old power plants have had on the marine environment.
Trader Joe’s, along with Publix, Kroger, and Dutch-held Ahold grocery chains are the most recent targets of CIW’s Fair Food Campaign. Over the last nine years the Coalition has managed, through well-organized consumer campaigns and sometimes boycotts, to convince some of the food industry’s l[...]
Ecocentric bloggers have a soft spot for cool stuff on roofs. Check out a slideshow of our latest venture above street level and read about sub-irrigated planting systems, a diy technology that could revolutionize urban food production.
Heroic Endeavors: Testing the Waters – Riverkeeper Watches Over Hudson River Water Quality
The EPA’s Watershed Moment: A Case for Fish-Friendlier Power
