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- Although I had always enjoyed hiking and the outdoors, I didn’t anticipate just how much pleasure and fulfillment would come to me as a result of shaping and maintaining beautiful places. It quickly became a passion and has taken a major role in the course of my life, to the extent that no week is complete if I haven’t gotten out to hike and/or work on a preserve. -Peter Stoj, Keleher Preserve Steward
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Work on a Helderberg Hudson Rail Trail bridge.
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Do you have stories or photos from one of our preserves? We would love to hear from you! Share your story by emailing us: mhlc@mohawkhudson.orgBozen Kill
According to Charles Gehring, Director of the New Netherland Project, Bozen Kill is a Dutch term. Kill refers to a stream and Bozen means angry or raging. Following heavy rains or during spring runoff, the name is especially appropriate.More Ways to Give
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Helderberg Inn above Altamont
Courtesy of Dieter Gehring
Albany County Helderberg Husdon Rail Trail Opening in Voorheesville, 2013
Lisa Evans, Board President with landowner Margaret Snowden Craven on her property protected in 2014
Bozen Kill Preserve Opening, 2015
