2014 WRI Summary Report
Aug 28, 2015
Water resource infrastructure in New York: assessment, management, & planning – year 3. Read more
2015 WRI Summary Report
Nov 11, 2016
Water resource infrastructure in New York: assessment, management, & planning – year 4. Read more
The Importance of Field Trips and Cultural Awareness in Education: A Case Study at the Center for the Urban River at Beczak (CURB)
Apr 1, 2016
Kathleen Ruen, Sarah Lawrence College. Read their article, "The Best Field Trip Ever: An Artistic and Scientific Analysis of the Value of Field Trips to an Environmental Center." You can also see their project report at the following link. Read more
Empirical Validation of the Use of Genetic Tags to Determine the Population Origin of Acoustically Tagged Atlantic Sturgeon in the Hudson River and Coastwide
Apr 1, 2016
Isaac Wirgin, New York University Medical Center. Read more
Prediction of Sediment Remobilized by Removal of an Aged Dam in the Hudson River Watershed
Apr 1, 2016
Weiming Wu, Clarkson University. To learn more, watch a short video here. Contact Brian Rahm (WRI) or Weiming Wu (Clarkson University) for the full report, or click on the following link for a summary: Read more
Analysis of biodiversity in the Sparkill Creek Watershed as a course-based service learning undergraduate experience that will enhance STEM based applications
Apr 1, 2015
Bernadette Connors, Dominican College. To learn more, watch this short video, see here for a report on the riparian vegetation restoration aspect of the project, or click on the following link to read the aquatic microbial diversity report. Read more
The Importance of Field trips and cultural awareness in education: a case study at the Center for the Urban River at Beczak (CURB)
Apr 1, 2015
Kathleen Ruen, Sarah Lawrence College. To learn more, watch this short video, or click on the following link to read the written report. Read more
Assessment of sediment properties in the impoundment of an aged dam in the Hudson River Watershed
Apr 1, 2015
Weiming Wu, Clarkson University. To learn more, watch this short video, or click on the following link to read the written report. Read more
Design for climate-resilient Hudson River communities
Apr 1, 2015
Joshua Cerra, Cornell University. Read more
Visualizing landscape change: public space and CSO's in the Hudson river watershed
Apr 1, 2015
Brian Davis, Cornell University. Read more
The Water Infrastructure Finance and Innovation Act (WIFIA): lessons for the Hudson Valley
Apr 1, 2015
Richard Geddes, Cornell University. This publication may be viewed here.
Target and suspect screening for micropollutants in the Hudson River Estuary during a single recreational season
Apr 1, 2015
Damian Helbling, Cornell University. Read more
Using citizen science to map Hudson Valley waterways for violacein-producing microbes
Apr 1, 2015
Brooke Jude, Bard College. To learn more, download this presentation, or click on the following link to read the written report. Read more
Determining Peak Flow Under Different Scenarios and Identifying Undersized Culverts
Apr 1, 2015
Todd Walter, Cornell University. Read more
Septic systems, water quality, and greenhouse gas emissions
Apr 1, 2015
Todd Walter, Cornell University. Report available upon request.