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NOTE: In light of health and safety concerns with COVID-19, we are offering virtual education programs to provide meaningful, hands-on science connected to the Hudson River.

You can sign up here to receive updates about the Park’s education and science programming. You can also learn more about the Hudson River using our free environmental education lessons, including the STEM Activity of the Week, on our Educator Resource page.

SUBMERGE Marine Science Festival 2020 - Please join us as our annual marine science festival goes virtual this year! For more information on how to join, signup for our SUBMERGE programs offered below, or visit our website!

Hudson River Park’s River Project hosts free and low-cost environmental education programs for school groups, summer camps, and the general public, using the Hudson River waterfront as its classroom. Students can also have the opportunity to visit native fish at the River Project Wetlab, a marine science field station that features a 3,500-gallon flow-through aquarium system that supplies brackish water pumped from the Hudson River Estuary into a collection of fish tanks hosting native species.

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