Decolonize this Dystopia! Wealth Pollution on the Hudson River by Scott W. Schwartz

“…Pier 52 along New York’s Hudson River doesn’t exist. Yet, it has a phantasmic presence in the form of David Hammons’art installation Day’s End—a skeletal recreation of the pier’s former dimensions that haunts the luxuryscape along the river. …”
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Evaluation and optimization of a long-term fish monitoring program in the Hudson River by Chelsey L. Nieman, Richard M. Pendleton, Gregg H. Kenney, Christopher T. Solomon

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"Oh, how sweet was the scene": American Girls, Travel and the Hudson River Valley in the Early Republic by Sharon Halevi

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Integrating genetic and demographic data to refine indices of abundance for Atlantic sturgeon in the Hudson River, New York by SL White, RM Pendleton, AL Higgs, BA Lubinski, RL Johnson, DC Kazyak

“…To better understand early life stage stock composition, we conducted a genetic mixed-stock analysis of over 500 juvenile and subadult Atlantic sturgeon captured in an overwintering area in the Hudson River, New York, USA, from 2017 to 2022. The majority of Atlantic sturgeon in our study were natal to the Hudson River population, regardless of sex, size, or age. …”
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Climate and anthropogenic controls on blue carbon sequestration in Hudson River tidal marsh, Piermont, New York by D Peteet, J Nichols, D Pederson, T Kenna, C Chang, B Newton, S Vincent

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A long-term ichthyoplankton monitoring program suggests climate-induced environmental variabilities changed fish communities in the Hudson River estuary by Hsiao-Yun Chang, Kim McKown, Kim McKown, Yong Chen

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Spatial variability of striped bass spawning responses to climate change by Xindong Pan, Stephanie Arsenault, Katrina Rokosz, Yong Chen

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The Social Fabric of Watershed Management: Comparison of Citizen-Based and Agency-Based Organizations by Sung-woo Cho, Shorna B. Allred, Richard Stedman

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“‘The Mighty Meaning of the Scene’” Feminine Landscapes and the Future of America in Margaret Fuller’s <i>Summer on the Lakes, in 1843</i> by Kathleen Healey

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<title language="eng">Storm King Art Center: Nueva Yok, EE.UU. by Rodrigo Pérez de Arce

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Evaluating effects of changing sampling protocol for a long-term ichthyoplankton monitoring program by Hsiao-Yun Chang, Hsiao-Yun Chang, Ming Sun, Ming Sun, Katrina Rokosz, Katrina Rokosz, Yong Chen, Yong Chen

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The High Line: Nueva York, EE.UU. by James Corner

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Latter-Day Saint Roots in the American Forest: Joseph Smith’s Restoration Visions in Their Environmental Context by Samuel R. Palfreyman

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Recovery of a US endangered fish. by Mark B Bain, Nancy Haley, Douglas L Peterson, Kristin K Arend, Kathy E Mills, Patrick J Sullivan

“…Population estimates indicate a late 1990s abundance of about 60,000 fish, dominated by adults. The Hudson River population has increased by more than 400% since the 1970s, appears healthy, and has attributes typical for a long-lived species. …”
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Genomic analyses of Northern snakehead (Channa argus) populations in North America by Carlee A. Resh, Matthew P. Galaska, Andrew R. Mahon

“…We estimate long-term Ne to be 1,840,000–18,400,000 for the Upper Hudson River basin, 4,537,500–45,375,000 for the Lower Hudson River basin, 3,422,500–34,225,000 for the Potomac River basin, 2,715,000–7,150,000 for Philadelphia, and 2,580,000–25,800,000 for Arkansas populations. …”
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En quarantaine pendant la guerre froide : Norbert Wollheim et la détention sur Ellis Island by Jan Lambertz

“…At the same this bittersweet story illuminates how this one "territory of waiting" at the mouth of the Hudson River ironically offered a special vantage point for understanding American life and culture in the mid-twentieth century.…”
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Nesting success of red-winged blackbirds (Agelaius phoeniceus) in marshes in an anthropogenic landscape by Scott K. Robinson, Holly M. McChesney

“…From 2008 to 2014, we measured clutch size, egg and nestling mass, hatching and fledging success and daily survival of 1293 RWBL nests from 32 marshes in the Hudson River valley of New York. Using generalized linear effect and survival models, we found that: (i) Julian date was negatively related to hatching success and clutch size but positively related to egg mass; (ii) nest height was negatively related to hatching success; (iii) nestling mass decreased with increased nest density and distance to edges; (iv) fledging success was significantly lower in nests closer to the ground that were far from water; and (v) clutch size and daily survival were higher in nests farther from water. …”
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The Loose Space: New Methodology for Thriving Urban City by Stran Star

“…The paper addresses Hudson River Park waterfront port as case and project study that has applied loose space methodology as its concept design located in New York City. …”
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The effect of polychlorinated biphenyls on the song of two passerine species. by Sara DeLeon, Rayko Halitschke, Ralph S Hames, André Kessler, Timothy J DeVoogd, André A Dhondt

“…We non-lethally investigated total PCB loads, congener specific PCB profiles, and songs of black-capped chickadees (Poecile atricapillus) and song sparrows (Melospiza melodia) along a historical PCB gradient at the Hudson River in New York State. Our results indicate that black-capped chickadees and song sparrows have higher total blood PCBs in regions with higher historic PCB contamination. …”
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Combining observations of channel network contraction and spatial discharge variation to inform spatial controls on baseflow in Birch Creek, Catskill Mountains, USA by Stephen B. Shaw, Donald B. Bonville, David G. Chandler

“…Birch Creek is situated within the Hudson River Basin. Study focus: Very few studies have paired measurements of changes in the extent of the actively flowing channel network with measurements of small scale flow variations. …”
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