Hudson Estuary Trees For Tribs Program

The Trees for Tribs Program reforests stream corridors with native trees and shrubs to reduce erosion, lower water temperatures, and improve wildlife habitat.

Conuco farm New Paltz, Wallkill river tree planting to prevent erosion
Sign for the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation Regional Office, located in New Paltz, New York
The New York DEC along with the Orange County Land Trust planting trees to prevent erosion along the Rochester Creek in Accord, New York
Amanda Lefton, Commissioner of the NYSDEC potting up trees for the Trees For Tribs Program
A smiling woman wearing a gray cap and green T-shirt working with tree saplings in blue buckets at an outdoor nursery or plant sale. There are various small potted plants behind her, and the background includes trees, a fence, and clear blue sky.
Workers planting trees near a riverbank with three pickup trucks and a field of crops in the background.
People planting young trees in a forested area, with potted plants, pipes, and gardening tools around.
People planting a tree in a park on a sunny day, some wearing gloves and hats, with others observing.
Aerial view of a river running through lush green trees and farmland, with cloudy sky overhead.
A man in a green shirt standing outdoors with trees and construction materials behind him. Another person in an orange shirt is working in the background.
Three people smiling and holding tools in a grassy park with trees and other volunteers planting trees or plants in the background.
A man with glasses and gray hair holding a sign at an outdoor environmental event, with a brown wooden building and a car in the background.