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River Project’s Virtual Programs

HRPK's River Project Program Highlights

Program Recaps

Hudson River Park’s River Project offers a series of engaging and inclusive virtual programs that invite participants to explore STEM topics and connect to the Park’s 400-acre Estuarine Sanctuary. Budding scientists can engage with the Hudson River from anywhere and enjoy a wide range of programs, from oysters and waterfront history to plankton and fish ecology.

For a list of upcoming programs, see our event calendar.

Want to learn more? Check out encores from some of our favorite programs below!

Ask A Scientist

Check out encores from this program here!

Current Research

Our River Project team conducts ongoing research and monitoring projects to help protect and restore the Park’s 400-acre Estuarine Sanctuary. Current projects are focused on fish ecology, eDNA, microplastics, shoreline debris, oysters, pathogens, water quality and more.

HRPK’s River Project’s SUBMERGE

Enjoy highlights from our 2020 SUBMERGE Marine Science Festival.

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Our River Project

HRPK’s River Project conducts research and offers hands-on environmental education that communicates the ecological importance of the Park’s 400-acre Estuarine Sanctuary.

STEM Lessons and Activities

Guided activities, experiments and videos that bring local waters, wildlife and science to life. Connect with the Hudson River virtually using common household items, your device of choice and printable worksheets.