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# Outdoor Promise: Outdoor Promise connects communities to nature through environmental education, outdoor experiences, and environmental justice storytelling.

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- [We Love Crystal Lake on July 11th](https://www.outdoorpromise.org/we-love-crystal-lake-on-july-11th/): The Newburgh Sanctuary is bringing back its beloved We Love Crystal Lake series with a vibrant Summer Celebration on July 11th — and we at Outdoor Promise are proud to be part of it. This free, multilingual, culturally rich festival is designed to break down social and economic barriers and invite residents of all ages and backgrounds to connect with nature, celebrate community, and nourish themselves on the land.
- [Riverkeeper’s Fish Migration Celebration: Outdoor Promise at Unico Park](https://www.outdoorpromise.org/riverkeepers-fish-migration-celebration-outdoor-promise-at-unico-park/): Every spring, something remarkable happens beneath the surface of the Hudson River — one that most of us never see. Atlantic sturgeon, American eel, striped bass, American shad, and river herring leave the Atlantic Ocean and swim upriver to spawn, following a migration route that has existed for thousands of years. It's a natural spectacle on the scale of Africa's Great Migration, unfolding right in our backyard, almost entirely unnoticed.
- [Casting for Calm: How Community, Nature, and Conversation Can Heal](https://www.outdoorpromise.org/casting-for-calm-how-community-nature-and-conversation-can-heal/): This month was proof that community, nature, and conversation can heal.
- [The Plastic Detox: A Community Conversation at the Ritz in Newburgh](https://www.outdoorpromise.org/the-plastic-detox-a-community-conversation-at-the-ritz-in-newburgh/): Last month, we partnered with Mothers Out Front, Toxic-Free Future, Newburgh Clean Water Project, C.E.A.C., and Sierra Club to support The Plastic Detox — a community screening of the Netflix documentary followed by a live panel discussion. We were proud to be there to film and edit the full event so this important conversation could reach a wider audience.
- [Honored to Attend: Palisades Parks Conservancy’s Party for the Parks Gala](https://www.outdoorpromise.org/honored-to-attend-palisades-parks-conservancys-party-for-the-parks-gala/): On June 1st, Outdoor Promise had the privilege of attending the Palisades Parks Conservancy's annual Party for the Parks Gala at Ross Dock in Fort Lee, NJ — and it was an evening we won't soon forget.
- [Free Camping for First-Timers Through NY State – Lottery Closes June 12](https://www.outdoorpromise.org/free-camping-for-first-timers-through-ny-state-lottery-closes-june-12/): If you've always been curious about camping but never quite taken the leap, New York State just made it a whole lot easier — and completely free.
- [Green Up Newburgh 2026](https://www.outdoorpromise.org/green-up-newburgh-2026/): What a day. On Saturday, June 6th, Tyrone Crabb Memorial Park came alive with community spirit as 20 local environmental organizations, youth programs, city agencies, and residents came together for Green Up Newburgh! 2026 — a free, family-friendly celebration of everything being done to make Newburgh healthier and greener.
- [Green Up Newburgh! This Saturday, June 6](https://www.outdoorpromise.org/green-up-newburgh-june-6/): Saturday, June 6, 202612 PM  - 3 PMTyrone Crabb Memorial Park94 South StreetNewburgh, NY, 12550
- [DEC Summer Camp Registration Update](https://www.outdoorpromise.org/dec-summer-camp-registration-update/): Outdoor Promise is excited to share that 23 campers have been registered for a FREE Week at DEC Summer Campership Program at Camp DeBruce!
- [Free Summer Camp for Kids! Apply Now for the 2026 DEC Campership Program](https://www.outdoorpromise.org/free-summer-camp-for-kids-apply-now-for-the-2026-dec-campership-program/): Outdoor Promise is excited to partner with the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) to offer a FREE week summer camp opportunity for kids and teens who love nature, science, and adventure.
- [Outdoor Promise Visits City of Newburgh Water Department](https://www.outdoorpromise.org/outdoor-promise-visits-city-of-newburgh-water-department/): Learning what keeps our water flowing!
- [Clean Air Is a Right: JustAir Newburgh Launches to Empower Our Community](https://www.outdoorpromise.org/justair-newburgh-air-quality-platform/): In Newburgh, we breathe through pollution, history, and injustice. Families here have faced serious environmental challenges for too long without access to the information needed to protect their health. The JustAir Newburgh air quality initiative aims to change that.
- [New York Approves Record Funding to Protect Our Water, Parks, and Communities](https://www.outdoorpromise.org/new-york-approves-record-funding-to-protect-our-water-parks-and-communities/): In 2025, New York State approved a record-breaking $1.2 billion environmental investment to protect clean water, parks, wildlife, and public health. This bold action follows statewide advocacy from the New Yorkers for Clean Water and Jobs coalition.
- [OP News – May 2025](https://www.outdoorpromise.org/op-news-may-2025/): Thanks to four new grants and a growing team, Outdoor Promise is expanding access to nature through free hikes, youth leadership, and transportation programs in 2025
- [OP and Clearwater Reunite to Bring Newburgh Residents Onto the Hudson River with Support from the Malcolm Gordon Charitable Fund](https://www.outdoorpromise.org/hudson-river-education-newburgh/): We’re proud to announce that Outdoor Promise, in collaboration with Hudson River Sloop Clearwater, has been awarded a $10,000 grant from the Malcolm Gordon Charitable Fund, administered by the Open Space Institute. This funding will support immersive sailing and shoreline programs for residents of Newburgh, building environmental awareness through hands-on experiences on and along the Hudson River.
- [Fueling Adventures: Sponsorship Opportunities for Outdoor Promise’s 2026 Season](https://www.outdoorpromise.org/2025-sponsorship-opportunities/): We’re excited to share some big news—last summer, Outdoor Promise achieved a major milestone: we bought a bus! And not just any bus—our Outdoor Adventure Bus has been transformed into a bright, vibrant green and is ready to transport our community into the great outdoors. As we look forward to the 2026 season, we’re thrilled to announce that we’ll be offering free community hikes every month for City of Newburgh residents to explore the breathtaking trails and parks of the Mid-Hudson Valley.
- [Outdoor Promise Nominated for $75K Grant to Transform Newburgh](https://www.outdoorpromise.org/outdoor-promise-nominated-for-75k-grant-to-transform-newburgh/): We’re thrilled to announce that Outdoor Promise has been nominated for a $75,000 grant through the Flourishing in Community initiative! This is an extraordinary opportunity to amplify our mission of creating equitable access to the outdoors, fostering environmental stewardship, and empowering the Newburgh community with tools to tackle critical environmental challenges. But we need your help to make this happen!
- [Outdoor Promise Featured in Times Hudson Valley: “Quassaick Creek Fest”](https://www.outdoorpromise.org/outdoor-promise-featured-in-times-hudson-valley-quassaick-creek-fest/): We were recently featured in Times Hudson Valley for our role in the Quassaick Creek Fest, a free, family-friendly celebration of Newburgh’s waterways. The article highlights our Snake Hill Hike, one of the day’s featured nature education activities, as part of a vibrant lineup of music, food, and environmental learning experiences. At Outdoor Promise, being part of the Quassaick Creek Fest reflects our mission to connect people—especially youth and families—with nature and their local environment. By leading programs like the Snake Hill Hike, we help residents rediscover Newburgh’s natural spaces and foster community stewardship of the Quassaick Creek and its greenway. Recognition like this underscores the growing importance of environmental justice and equitable access to outdoor experiences in urban communities.
- [Outdoor Promise Featured in Governor Hochul’s Announcement: “$3.5 Million for Environmental Justice Initiatives”](https://www.outdoorpromise.org/outdoor-promise-featured-in-governor-hochuls-announcement-3-5-million-for-environmental-justice-initiatives/): We were recognized by Governor Kathy Hochul and the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) as one of 22 community-based organizations awarded funding through the Environmental Justice Community Impact Grants. Outdoor Promise received support for our project “Newburgh's Water: Flowing Through Time,” which focuses on research, community education, and hands-on environmental initiatives to address local water quality challenges. This recognition highlights the growing importance of community-led environmental justice work in cities like Newburgh. At Outdoor Promise, we believe that equitable access to environmental education and clean water is essential for a healthy and resilient community. Support from New York State allows us to continue empowering youth and residents to understand their environment, advocate for change, and take part in building a sustainable future.Read the full article on Governor Kathy Hochul’s website → https://www.governor.ny.gov/news/governor-hochul-announces-35-million-environmental-justice-initiatives
- [Outdoor Promise Featured in Mid-Hudson News: “Desmond Center’s Inaugural Conference Explores Creating a Healthy Community”](https://www.outdoorpromise.org/outdoor-promise-featured-in-mid-hudson-news-desmond-centers-inaugural-conference-explores-creating-a-healthy-community/): Outdoor Promise was featured in Mid-Hudson News for participating in the Desmond Center for Community Engagement and Wellness’s first-ever “Healthy Communities: A Shared Responsibility Towards Wellness” conference at Mount Saint Mary College. Founder Ronald Zorrilla led a breakout session titled “Newburgh at the Crossroads: An Overview of Environmental Justice Concerns,” exploring how environmental issues intersect with community health, equity, and resilience.
- [Journey to Remediation – Unveiling the Voices Behind Newburgh’s Water Crisis and Cleanup Efforts](https://www.outdoorpromise.org/journey-to-remediation-unveiling-the-voices-behind-newburghs-water-crisis-and-cleanup-efforts/): In 2016, the community of Newburgh, New York, was hit with unsettling news: Washington Lake, the city's primary water supply, was contaminated with PFAS (Per- and Polyfluoroalkyl Substances). These chemicals, often used in firefighting foams, non-stick cookware, and water-repellent fabrics, are known for their persistence in the environment and potential health risks. The contamination led to a switch in the water supply, with water now being sourced from New York City's reservoirs via the Catskill Aqueduct.
- [Kathryn McKenzie’s Journey: From Passion to Purpose](https://www.outdoorpromise.org/kathryn-mckenzies-journey-from-passion-to-purpose/): In the heart of New York's Hudson Valley, a story of dedication and commitment unfolds. Kathryn McKenzie, once an Environmental Justice Fellow, has now been recognized by the Open Space Institute (OSI) as a 2023 Barnabas McHenry Fellow. This accolade is not just a title; it's a testament to her unwavering commitment to environmental causes.
- [Climate Justice Week: Outdoor Promise Leads Key Discussion on Environmental Justice](https://www.outdoorpromise.org/climate-justice-week-outdoor-promise-leads-key-discussion-on-environmental-justice/): As part of the third annual Hudson Valley Climate Solutions Week, Outdoor Promise Executive Director Ronald Zorrilla will moderate the crucial panel discussion titled "Environmental Justice: Following the Money."
- [WRRV Spotlights Outdoor Promise: Meet the Young Leaders Transforming Newburgh, NY into a Greener City](https://www.outdoorpromise.org/wrrv-spotlights-outdoor-promise-meet-the-young-leaders-transforming-newburgh-ny-into-a-greener-city/): Outdoor Promise was featured in WRRV for our work empowering Newburgh youth and families to care for their environment through programs focused on conservation, education, and community. The article highlights our partnerships with the City of Newburgh and the Greater Newburgh Parks Conservancy, as well as initiatives like the Newburgh Street Trees course and Outdoor Leadership Fundamentals, which help residents build leadership skills while caring for local green spaces.
- [Outdoor Promise hosts the Health and Environmental Justice Section at City of Newburgh Love Our City Fest](https://www.outdoorpromise.org/outdoor-promise-hosts-the-health-and-environmental-justice-section-at-city-of-newburgh-love-our-city-fest/): This year, the Love Our City Fest had a special section dedicated to making Newburgh a better place to live. The Health and Environmental Justice Section was organized by Outdoor Promise and showcased several groups working on various projects in the City of Newburgh. The section was sponsored by the generous support of Molina Health Care
- [Times Hudson Valley Highlights Outdoor Promise: Meet Newburgh’s Environmental Justice Fellows](https://www.outdoorpromise.org/times-hudson-valley-highlights-outdoor-promise-meet-newburghs-environmental-justice-fellows/): We were recently featured in Times Hudson Valley for our partnership with the Greater Newburgh Parks Conservancy and the City of Newburgh in supporting the Environmental Justice Fellowship (EJF). The article highlights four inspiring fellows—Emily Alta, Tyrese Billups, Eileen Corrales, and Nicole Villachica—who are leading local efforts to restore green spaces, promote environmental education, and build stronger community connections around sustainability and justice.
- [Outdoor Promise in MidHudson Times: Newburgh Marks Arbor Day](https://www.outdoorpromise.org/outdoor-promise-in-midhudson-times-newburgh-marks-arbor-day/): We were recently featured in MidHudson Times for our participation in the City of Newburgh’s Arbor Day celebration, where Outdoor Promise joined the Conservation Advisory Council, Greater Newburgh Parks Conservancy, and local residents to plant nine new trees along Upper Broadway. The article highlights our shared goal of restoring Newburgh’s urban tree canopy and CEO Ronald Zorrilla’s remarks on the vital role trees play in improving air quality, community health, and neighborhood beauty.
- [RiverKeeper Sweep at Newburgh South Street Park: 2022 Clean-Up Event](https://www.outdoorpromise.org/riverkeeper-sweep-at-newburgh-south-street-park-2022-clean-up-event/): Check out our recap of the Annual RiverKeeper Sweep at South Street Park in the City of Newburgh, New York! In partnership with the City of Newburgh Conservation Advisory Council, Outdoor Promise, and the Greater Newburgh Parks Conservancy, our community gathered on May 7, 2022, to collect litter and debris from the shoreline and nearby areas, helping maintain the river's health and beauty and the surrounding environment.
- [Outdoor Promise Recognized by New York Governor’s Office in Conservation Partnership Grants](https://www.outdoorpromise.org/outdoor-promise-recognized-by-new-york-governors-office-in-conservation-partnership-grants/): We were recently featured for receiving a Capacity Grant through New York State’s Conservation Partnership Program, part of a $3 million investment supporting land trusts across the state. The article highlights our efforts to protect open spaces, improve water quality, and enhance public access to outdoor recreation, alongside 44 other land trusts working to conserve natural resources and advance climate resilience.
- [Get on Board: Register for Our Free Community Sail Program in Partnership with the Sloop Clearwater](https://www.outdoorpromise.org/get-on-board-register-for-our-free-community-sail-program-in-partnership-with-the-sloop-clearwater/): We are thrilled to announce our Free Community Sailing Program in partnership with the Sloop Clearwater! This program is designed to offer Newburgh residents an opportunity to experience the magic of the Hudson River from the unique vantage point of a traditional sailing ship.
- [2023 Malcolm Gordon Charitable Fund Award](https://www.outdoorpromise.org/2023-malcolm-gordon-charitable-fund-award/): Outdoor Promise, a Newburgh-based nonprofit, awarded $10,000 for its “REP Nature Leaders” project. This project teaches young adults between the ages of 19-26 about outdoor education, professional development, and leadership skills, focusing on social justice. After completing the program, these young leaders will guide other community members on outdoor excursions.
- [2022 Newburgh Environmental Justice Fellowship Recap](https://www.outdoorpromise.org/2022-newburgh-environmental-justice-fellowship-recap/): The second cohort of the Newburgh Environmental Justice Fellows presented their wrap-up report to the Newburgh City Council on Monday, December 12.
- [Supporting the NYS Bond Act: A Rally for a Greener Future](https://www.outdoorpromise.org/supporting-the-nys-bond-act-a-rally-for-a-greener-future/): Press Conference Urges New Yorkers to Back the NYS Bond Act
- [10 Reasons why we need to fight environmental injustice](https://www.outdoorpromise.org/10-reasons-why-we-need-to-fight-environmental-injustice/): Environmental justice is a fundamental human right; everyone deserves to live in a clean and healthy environment. Environmental injustice disproportionately affects low-income and minority communities, which often lack the political power to protect their own interests. The unfair distribution of environmental burdens and benefits perpetuates social and economic inequalities. Environmental degradation has far-reaching impacts on human health, including increased rates of respiratory illness, cancer, and other diseases. Protecting the environment is essential for preserving natural resources and biodiversity, which are essential for the long-term sustainability of our planet. Addressing environmental injustice can also help reduce conflicts and promote peace and stability in communities worldwide. Taking action on environmental justice can help to create jobs and stimulate economic development in underserved communities. Addressing environmental injustice can also help build stronger, more resilient communities that can withstand natural disasters and other environmental challenges. By standing up for environmental justice, we can inspire others to take action and help to create a more sustainable and equitable future for all. Ultimately, fighting environmental injustice is about upholding the principle that all people have the right to live in a clean and healthy environment and that no one should be denied this right because of their income, race, or other factors.
- [Peekskill Herald Spotlights Outdoor Promise: Encouraging Voters to ‘Flip the Ballot’ for Clean Air, Water, and Green Jobs](https://www.outdoorpromise.org/peekskill-herald-spotlights-outdoor-promise-encouraging-voters-to-flip-the-ballot-for-clean-air-water-and-green-jobs/): Outdoor Promise joined local and regional partners at a press conference advocating for New York State’s “Clean Water, Clean Air, and Green Jobs Environmental Bond Act of 2022.” The article highlights our role in promoting equitable access to outdoor spaces and environmental education for youth and families, while supporting investments in climate resilience, clean water, green infrastructure, and environmental justice communities like Newburgh.
- [Outdoor Promise in Times Hudson Valley: Tree-Planting & Celebration](https://www.outdoorpromise.org/outdoor-promise-in-times-hudson-valley-tree-planting-celebration/): We were recently featured in Times Hudson Valley for our role in the Environmental Justice Fellowship program, a collaborative effort with the City of Newburgh Conservation Advisory Council and the Greater Newburgh Parks Conservancy. The article highlights the planting of 32 new street trees across all four wards, led by an inaugural team of young, local Fellows—many bilingual—who conducted community surveys and helped develop a new bilingual tree-care course. The piece also captures the community celebration at Tyrone Crabb Memorial Park, where residents and city leaders gathered to honor the Fellows’ work and the program’s growing impact.
- [Hudson Valley Press Spotlights Outdoor Promise as the City Celebrates Its Environmental Justice Program](https://www.outdoorpromise.org/hudson-valley-press-spotlights-outdoor-promise-as-the-city-celebrates-its-environmental-justice-program/): We were recently featured in Hudson Valley Press for our work on the Environmental Justice Fellowship, a collaboration with the City of Newburgh Conservation Advisory Council and the Greater Newburgh Parks Conservancy. The article highlights the planting of 32 new street trees across all four city wards, led by young Fellows of color who engaged residents, built surveys, and helped identify priority planting locations. This citywide celebration marked a major milestone in expanding Newburgh’s urban tree canopy and advancing environmental health in historically underserved neighborhoods.
- [Outdoor Promise Takes Center Stage in Bond Act Push](https://www.outdoorpromise.org/scenic-hudson-highlights-outdoor-promise-as-diverse-community-leaders-rally-for-the-clean-water-clean-air-green-jobs-bond-act-ahead-of-the-election/):   Outdoor Promise joined a coalition of labor, health, education, civic, and environmental organizations advocating for New York State’s Clean Water, Clean Air, and Green Jobs Bond Act (Proposition 1). The article highlights our efforts to ensure equitable access to clean water, green spaces, and outdoor education for youth and families, while supporting initiatives that create thousands of local jobs and protect environmental justice communities.
- [Outdoor Promise Featured in Highland Current’s Coverage of Diversity in Outdoor Spaces](https://www.outdoorpromise.org/outdoor-promise-featured-in-highland-currents-coverage-of-diversity-in-outdoor-spaces/): Outdoor Promise was highlighted in a report, Open Spaces for All, which emphasizes expanding access to state parks and outdoor recreation for underserved communities. The article showcases initiatives like free transportation, equipment loans, and guided programs designed to remove barriers to outdoor participation, particularly for communities historically underrepresented in nature spaces.
- [Outdoor Promise Featured in Times-Hudson Valley: “Newburgh EJ Fellows Host Community Tree Celebration Oct. 29th”](https://www.outdoorpromise.org/outdoor-promise-featured-in-times-hudson-valley-newburgh-ej-fellows-host-community-tree-celebration-oct-29th/): Outdoor Promise, alongside the Greater Newburgh Parks Conservancy and the Conservation Advisory Council, was highlighted for supporting the Environmental Justice Fellowship’s second community tree celebration. The event, held at Audrey Carey Park, showcased the Fellows’ work identifying tree planting locations and educating residents about tree care. Through these efforts, over 80 trees are being added to Newburgh streets to improve air quality, provide shade, and enhance community green spaces.
- [Outdoor Promise Joins “SOON IS NOW” Climate Theater & Activism Showcase](https://www.outdoorpromise.org/outdoor-promise-joins-soon-is-now-climate-theater-activism-showcase/): Outdoor Promise participated in SOON IS NOW, a climate theater, art, and activism event held at Scenic Hudson’s Long Dock Park in Beacon. The program featured performances, workshops, and community actions focused on climate change, ecological restoration, and environmental justice. Attendees engaged with local organizations, including Outdoor Promise, to learn how to take meaningful climate action while enjoying creative and thought-provoking performances.
- [Outdoor Promise Featured in The Highland Current Article on Climate-Centered Arts Festival](https://www.outdoorpromise.org/outdoor-promise-featured-in-the-highland-current-article-on-climate-centered-arts-festival/): Outdoor Promise was featured as part of Soon is Now, a climate-focused arts festival at Long Dock Park in Beacon. The event brought together performances, participatory art, and community climate-action tables to inspire hope and engagement rather than fear. As part of Sustainable Hudson Valley’s Climate Solutions Week, the festival highlighted the power of art to spark environmental awareness and collective action.
- [Outdoor Promise Featured in Mid Hudson Times Article Highlighting the 2022 Environmental Justice Fellowship](https://www.outdoorpromise.org/outdoor-promise-featured-in-mid-hudson-times-article-highlighting-the-2022-environmental-justice-fellowship/): Outdoor Promise was highlighted in the Mid Hudson Times for its leadership in the Environmental Justice Fellowship, a collaboration with the Conservation Advisory Council and Greater Newburgh Parks Conservancy. The article introduces the 2022 cohort of EJ Fellows—five young Newburgh residents who are championing urban tree planting, stewardship, and community education. Their stories reflect passion, persistence, and a shared commitment to making Newburgh greener, healthier, and more resilient.
- [Outdoor Promise Featured in The Highlands Current: “Seeing the City for the Trees”](https://www.outdoorpromise.org/outdoor-promise-featured-in-the-highlands-current-seeing-the-city-for-the-trees/): Outdoor Promise was featured in The Highlands Current for our collaborative work with the Greater Newburgh Parks Conservancy and the Newburgh Conservation Advisory Council to rebuild Newburgh’s urban tree canopy. The article highlights how local partners are using a new tree inventory map to quantify environmental benefits—from cooling and flood mitigation to energy savings—and to strategically replant the 4,000 street trees the city has lost. It also spotlights the essential role of community engagement, with residents helping to water and care for young trees across all four wards.
- [Outdoor Promise Featured in Times Herald-Record as Fellows Explain Why They Plant Trees in Newburgh](https://www.outdoorpromise.org/outdoor-promise-featured-in-times-herald-record-as-fellows-explain-why-they-plant-trees-in-newburgh/): Outdoor Promise’s Environmental Justice Fellowship was featured for its innovative, community-centered approach to rebuilding Newburgh’s urban tree canopy. The article highlights how local fellows—young residents passionate about improving their city—are planting dozens of new street trees each year while learning environmental leadership skills. It also showcases stories like Kathryn McKenzie’s, a former fellow whose experience planting trees deepened her connection to Newburgh and inspired her continued work in environmental advocacy.
- [Environmental Justice Fellows Featured for Building a Community Movement in Newburgh](https://www.outdoorpromise.org/environmental-justice-fellows-featured-for-building-a-community-movement-in-newburgh/): The Sullivan County Democrat highlighted the Environmental Justice Fellowship’s leadership in restoring Newburgh’s urban tree canopy and mobilizing residents around environmental justice. For the second year in a row, fellows have been planting street trees, educating neighbors, and demonstrating how urban greening improves public health, air quality, and resilience. The feature also spotlights the Fellowship’s August 13th community event at Safe Harbors Green, hosted alongside the Common Ground Farmer’s Market and trapeze showcase.
- [Outdoor Promise Joins Justice40 Accelerator to Expand Climate Justice Impact](https://www.outdoorpromise.org/outdoor-promise-joins-justice40-accelerator-to-expand-climate-justice-impact/): Outdoor Promise is part of the 2022 cohort of the Justice40 Accelerator, a nationwide initiative supporting frontline climate justice organizations in accessing federal funding under the Biden/Harris Administration’s Justice40 Initiative. The Accelerator helps community-rooted groups secure grants, navigate complex federal processes, and implement local solutions that address climate change and environmental inequities.
- [Outdoor Promise Featured in Fatherly: “150 Years of Family Camping in America”](https://www.outdoorpromise.org/outdoor-promise-featured-in-fatherly-150-years-of-family-camping-in-america/): We were recently featured in Fatherly in a story exploring the 150-year history of family camping in America. The article highlights how outdoor recreation has evolved—from early wilderness expeditions inspired by W.H.H. Murray to modern, inclusive camping experiences—while emphasizing the important role of organizations expanding access for communities historically excluded from the outdoors. It notes the growing diversity of campers today, including Black, Indigenous, and other communities of color, and celebrates initiatives that connect youth and families to nature.
- [2021 Newburgh Environmental Justice Fellowship Recap](https://www.outdoorpromise.org/2021-newburgh-environmental-justice-fellowship-recap/): A 2015 Tree Inventory revealed nearly 4,000 empty tree pits in the small (3.8 sq. mile) the City of Newburgh. Through community engagement, surveys, and street canvassing the Newburgh Environmental Justice Fellows honed in on areas in each of our City's 4 wards in urgent need of trees. Each chosen block lacked trees; two full blocks had no street trees or even tree pits at all, requiring heavy work to remove concrete and asphalt and excavate new tree pits. The lack of trees in these neighborhoods resulted in no shade or windbreaks, sweltering summer conditions, and a general sense of neglect and deterioration.
- [Outdoor Promise Recognized in Baruch College’s “Dr. Wendy Heyman Public Interest Fellowship 2020” Article](https://www.outdoorpromise.org/outdoor-promise-recognized-in-baruch-colleges-dr-wendy-heyman-public-interest-fellowship-2020-article/): We were recently highlighted in a Baruch College blog for our work with Devin Malbreaux, one of the 2020 Dr. Wendy Heyman Public Interest Fellows. The article celebrates students making a difference through unpaid positions in nonprofits, government agencies, and organizations serving the public good, showcasing how fellowships foster meaningful engagement and real-world impact. Devin’s fellowship with Outdoor Promise exemplifies how youth can contribute to environmental justice and community-based outdoor programs.
- [Outdoor Promise Featured in Times Hudson Valley: “Newburgh’s Last Forest Has Been Cleared”](https://www.outdoorpromise.org/outdoor-promise-featured-in-times-hudson-valley-newburghs-last-forest-has-been-cleared/): Times Hudson Valley highlighted the work of Outdoor Promise’s co-founder, Ronald Zorrilla, whose drone footage documented the recent clearing of Newburgh’s last remaining forest. The article notes community concern over the loss of this ecologically significant space, which is being removed to make way for a new Careers and Technical Education Center approved by voters in 2019. Ronald’s documentation brought important visibility to the environmental impact of the project.
- [Tree Planting to Celebrate Environmental Justice Success Features Outdoor Promise](https://www.outdoorpromise.org/tree-planting-to-celebrate-environmental-justice-success-features-outdoor-promise/): We were recently featured in Times-Hudson Valley for the inaugural Environmental Justice Fellowship program in Newburgh. The article highlights the program’s citywide tree-planting celebration, the community engagement efforts led by our Fellows, and the creation of an online tree education course in English and Spanish.
- [Snake Hill #Virtual Adventure](https://www.outdoorpromise.org/snake-hill-virtual-adventure/): Join our virtual hike to the top of Snake Hill in Newburgh, New York. We start off the hike at Crystal Lake and take a 2.5-mile loop with an amazing view of the Hudson River.
- [Outdoor Promise Featured in The Highlands Current: “The Return of the Tree Army”](https://www.outdoorpromise.org/outdoor-promise-featured-in-the-highlands-current-the-return-of-the-tree-army/): We were recently featured in The Highlands Current for our work empowering Newburgh youth to lead local climate resilience efforts. The article highlights how Outdoor Promise’s fellowship model mirrors the vision of a modern Civilian Climate Corps—engaging young residents in environmental stewardship, community engagement, and urban tree restoration. The piece also profiles our founder, Ronald Zorrilla, whose personal journey inspires the program’s mission to ensure that youth from historically excluded communities are part of the climate conversation.
- [Hudson Highlands Land Trust Highlights Outdoor Promise’s Work Addressing Tree Inequity](https://www.outdoorpromise.org/hudson-highlands-land-trust-highlights-outdoor-promises-work-addressing-tree-inequity/): The Hudson Highlands Land Trust published an in-depth piece on “Tree Inequity in the Hudson Highlands,” spotlighting the sharp disparities in tree canopy between low-income communities and wealthier neighborhoods. The article references national research showing how lack of trees contributes to higher temperatures, poorer air quality, increased health risks, and reduced economic opportunity. Newburgh is highlighted as one of the region’s most heavily impacted areas, where neighborhoods with high poverty rates have some of the lowest Tree Equity Scores in the Hudson Valley. The piece recognizes Outdoor Promise and the Greater Newburgh Parks Conservancy for leading the effort to reverse this trend by planting new trees, restoring the urban canopy, and engaging residents in identifying priority planting areas.
- [Seminario web sobre árboles callejeros de la ciudad de Newburgh](https://www.outdoorpromise.org/seminario-web-sobre-arboles-callejeros-de-la-ciudad-de-newburgh/): Los árboles de la calle brindan beneficios ambientales, económicos, sociales y de salud pública esenciales. Restaurar nuestro dosel de árboles por el bien de todos los habitantes de Newburgh requerirá el compromiso de muchos residentes, organizaciones y empresas que trabajan juntos. Reemplazar 4,000 árboles requiere una red creciente de campeones de árboles para educar, inspirar y apoyar a individuos, grupos y vecindarios enteros para plantar y cuidar miles de nuevos árboles en las calles en los próximos años y para proteger los árboles que ya adornan las calles de nuestra ciudad. ¡Únase a nosotros en un seminario web para obtener más información sobre cómo puede ayudar!
- [2021 Newburgh Street Trees Webinar](https://www.outdoorpromise.org/2021-newburgh-street-trees-webinar/): Street trees provide essential environmental, economic, social, and public health benefits. Restoring our tree canopy for the good of all Newburghers will take the commitment of many residents, organizations, and businesses working together. Replacing 4,000 trees requires a growing network of tree champions to educate, inspire and support individuals, groups, and whole neighborhoods to plant and care for thousands of new street trees in the coming years and to protect the trees that already grace our city streets.
- [Outdoor Promise Shares Impact in Times-Hudson Valley Article on Replanting Community Trees](https://www.outdoorpromise.org/outdoor-promise-shares-impact-in-times-hudson-valley-article-on-replanting-community-trees/): We were recently featured in Times-Hudson Valley for the ongoing work of Newburgh’s Environmental Justice Fellows, who are addressing the loss of 4,000 trees in the city. The article highlights their efforts to plant new trees, engage the community, and educate residents on proper tree care to restore Newburgh’s urban canopy.
- [Eater Highlights Ronald Zorrilla’s Connection to Dominican Outdoor Traditions](https://www.outdoorpromise.org/eater-highlights-ronald-zorrillas-connection-to-dominican-outdoor-traditions/):   Eater published a feature titled “Sun, Sand, and Spaghetti,” exploring the Dominican tradition of empaguetadas—large community beach picnics centered around big pots of spaghetti—and how this cultural practice has found a vibrant second home at Lake Welch in Harriman State Park. The article includes a vivid profile of Outdoor Promise founder Ronald Zorrilla, who recounts childhood memories of traveling with family to the beach in the Dominican Republic, spaghetti pot in tow. Today, Ronald continues this tradition at Los Siete Lagos while ensuring that Dominican and other youth of color feel a sense of belonging in public outdoor spaces through Outdoor Promise programming.
- [2021 WaveMaker Award](https://www.outdoorpromise.org/2021-wavemaker-award/): At the Toast to the Tribs live stream on June 22, 2021, the Hudson River Watershed Alliance celebrated our 2021 Watershed WaveMakers. This video showcases the work of Outdoor Promise, our Organization WaveMaker.
- [Newburgh Students Partner with Yale Architects to Reimagine Muchattoes Lake](https://www.outdoorpromise.org/newburgh-students-partner-with-yale-architects-to-reimagine-muchattoes-lake/): Students from Horizons-on-the-Hudson Magnet School collaborated with Yale University School of Architecture graduates to reimagine Muchattoes Lake as part of the Yale Day of Service Challenge. Outdoor Promise supported the project by providing a virtual tour of the lake, helping students engage with the site and develop creative placemaking proposals. Students’ designs were then rendered with guidance from the architects and displayed on a banner celebrating their ideas. This project highlights the power of community partnerships in shaping public spaces that are inclusive, educational, and environmentally conscious. By involving youth in placemaking, Outdoor Promise helps foster the next generation of leaders who understand the value of outdoor spaces for health, well-being, and community cohesion. Programs like this cultivate a sense of ownership, environmental stewardship, and pride in local natural resources.Read the full article on Newburgh Schools →
- [Outdoor Promise Recognized as 2021 Watershed WaveMaker](https://www.outdoorpromise.org/outdoor-promise-recognized-as-2021-watershed-wavemaker/): Hudson Highlands Land Trust featured Outdoor Promise as a 2021 Watershed WaveMaker for its dedication to inspiring and supporting the next generation of outdoor leaders. The article highlights the nonprofit’s programs that connect youth education, watershed stewardship, and environmental justice, including clean-ups at Muchattoes Lake and Downing Park, and the new Environmental Justice Fellowship program for BIPOC youth in Newburgh.
- [Outdoor Promise Featured in Times-Hudson Valley: “Newburgh Environmental Justice Fellows recognized”](https://www.outdoorpromise.org/outdoor-promise-featured-in-times-hudson-valley-newburgh-environmental-justice-fellows-recognized/): We were recently featured in Times-Hudson Valley for celebrating the inaugural class of Environmental Justice Fellows in Newburgh, a program funded by the Arbor Day Foundation and TD Bank. The article highlights the four talented young women selected to engage the community, promote urban tree planting, and address environmental justice issues in the city.
- [Outdoor Promise Joins Riverkeeper for Its Largest Sweep to Date](https://www.outdoorpromise.org/outdoor-promise-joins-riverkeeper-for-its-largest-sweep-to-date/): We were recently featured in Riverkeeper for our involvement in the 10th Annual Riverkeeper Sweep, a major Hudson River shoreline cleanup. The article highlights the removal of 29 tons of debris, including 212 tires, and the participation of over 2,600 volunteers.
- [Riverkeeper Sweep May 2021 at Muchattoes Lake in Newburgh](https://www.outdoorpromise.org/riverkeeper-sweep-may-2021-at-muchattoes-lake-in-newburgh/): Thank you to all the volunteers that showed up for the 10th Annual Riverkeeper Sweep. Thank you to all the organizations and local businesses that collaborated to make this cleanup a success!! Melanin_Unchained, Outdoor Promise, Riverkeeper, Department of Small Interventions, Taylor Montgomery, LLC, DJ Mizz Official, Impact, Inc., and The Giving Tree Cafe in Newburgh, NY.
- [Outdoor Promise Featured in Times-Hudson Valley: “Newburgh wins $19,000 Green Space Grant”](https://www.outdoorpromise.org/outdoor-promise-featured-in-times-hudson-valley-newburgh-wins-19000-green-space-grant/): We were recently featured in Times-Hudson Valley for our partnership with the City of Newburgh and the Greater Newburgh Parks Conservancy to secure a $19,000 TD Green Space Grant. The funding supports an Environmental Justice Fellowship Program, providing stipends for four local young adults to learn about the benefits of urban trees, culminating in the planting of 16 trees across the city.
- [RiverKeeper Sweep 2020 at Muchattoes Lake in Newburgh](https://www.outdoorpromise.org/riverkeeper-sweep-2020-at-muchattoes-lake-in-newburgh/): Newburgh residents and organizations are came together AGAIN to continue cleaning up the overgrown shrubs and abandoned trash at Muchattoes Lake. Join us for the 9th Annual Riverkeeper Sweep, a day of service for the Hudson River and its tributaries. Many of us forget this natural beauty and the hidden waterfall located nearby! Therefore we want to reveal this natural asset by cleaning up the eastern perimeter of Muchattoes Lake, create an opening to the Lake at South William Street, and begin making a more welcoming Lake Street Corridor.
- [OP Podcast Introduction](https://www.outdoorpromise.org/op-podcast-introduction/): Welcome to the Outdoor Promise Podcast where we will be interviewing conservationists, environmentalists, and outdoor explorers so we can learn more about our natural world and help inspire your next adventure. Learn more about your host Ronald Zorrilla, CEO and Co-Founder of Outdoor Promise.
- [Community Comes Together for Downing Park Cleanup: Hudson Valley Press Features Outdoor Promise](https://www.outdoorpromise.org/community-comes-together-for-downing-park-cleanup-hudson-valley-press-features-outdoor-promise/): We were recently featured in Hudson Valley Press for our community-led park cleanup in Newburgh’s Downing Park. The article highlights volunteers, interns from Senator Skoufis’ office, and Outdoor Promise staff coming together to beautify the park, clear debris, and paint structures, with additional cleanups planned for other local parks.
- [Week 2 of Newburgh Mayor Harvey Summer Youth Employment Initiative](https://www.outdoorpromise.org/week-2-of-newburgh-mayor-harvey-summer-youth-employment-initiative/): The summer youth workers have been focusing on environmental stewardship. Please enjoy a recap of all the hard work and accomplishments that continue to teach practical skills and create opportunities for youth workers to continue growing. We helped clear a path up to the highest point in Newburgh, New York. The summit of Snake Hill is a must-see and we enjoyed our lunch break overlooking the Hudson Valley.
- [Summer Youth Employment Initiative in collaboration with the Boys and Girls Club](https://www.outdoorpromise.org/summer-youth-employment-initiative-in-collaboration-with-the-boys-and-girls-club/): The city of Newburgh Mayor Torrance Harvey's Summer Youth Employment Initiative kicked off July 13. Outdoor Promise is so excited to be working in collaboration with Scenic Hudson and the Boys and Girls Club of Newburgh. Below is a recap of what we accomplished on week one.
- [Outdoor Promise Featured in Times-Hudson Valley: “Social entrepreneurs find a home in Newburgh”](https://www.outdoorpromise.org/outdoor-promise-featured-in-times-hudson-valley-social-entrepreneurs-find-a-home-in-newburgh/): We were recently featured in Times-Hudson Valley for our work bringing the Newburgh community outdoors. The article highlights how founders Ronald Zorrilla and Ashley Collazo built Outdoor Promise, engaged residents in local parks, organized volunteer events, and promoted environmental stewardship through accessible green spaces.
- [OP CEO appointed to the city Conservation Advisory Council](https://www.outdoorpromise.org/op-ceo-appointed-to-the-city-conservation-advisory-council/): The Newburgh City Council appointed Outdoor Promise co-founder and CEO, Ronald Zorrilla, to the Conservation Advisory Council during last Monday’s council meeting. We are excited to expand our work and conservation efforts in the Hudson Valley.
- [Reimagining Lake Street & Muchattoes Lake #YaleDayofService](https://www.outdoorpromise.org/reimagining-lake-street-muchattoes-lake-yaledayofservice/): Join us in reimagining Lake Street & Muchattoes Lake as a place to visit, to stay, and to enjoy in Newburgh, NY. Building off of last year's events, we hope you'll join the virtual placemaking, design workshop with Yale Architects.
- [Algonquin Park #VirtualAdventure](https://www.outdoorpromise.org/algonquin-park-virtualadventure/): Welcome to our #virtualadventure! Today we are visiting Algonquin Park in the Town of Newburgh in the Hudson Valley in NY. Enjoy this beautiful walk in nature, the waterfalls, and some historic ruins of a former gunpowder mill.
- [Bannerman Castle #VirtualAdventure](https://www.outdoorpromise.org/bannerman-castle-virtualadventure/): Enjoy this #VirtualAdventure canoeing to Bannerman Castle from the Kowawese Unique Area at Plum Point in New Windsor. We hope everyone is staying safe and we promise to bring you more adventures.
- [Downing Park #VirtualAdventure](https://www.outdoorpromise.org/downing-park-vitualadventure/): Join us on our second quarantine hike! Today we explore Downing Park in the city of Newburgh, NY. It was a beautiful hike and we are happy to share it with those who cannot experience it in person. Enjoy!!
- [Chadwick Lake #VirtualAdventure](https://www.outdoorpromise.org/chadwick-lake-virtualadventure/): In an effort to continue sharing the marvels of our natural world during the current pandemic. We have decided to start filming #VirtualAdventures.
- [Reimaginando Lake Street y Muchattoes Lake #YaleDayofService](https://www.outdoorpromise.org/reimaginando-lake-street-y-muchattoes-lake-yaledayofservice/): Únase a nosotros para reinventar Lake Street y Muchattoes Lake como un lugar para visitar, quedarse y disfrutar en Newburgh, Nueva York. A partir de los eventos del año pasado, esperamos que se una al taller virtual de diseño de espacios con Yale Architects.
- [Winterfest 2020 at Crystal Lake in Newburgh, NY](https://www.outdoorpromise.org/winterfest-2020-at-crystal-lake-in-newburgh-ny/): February 17, 2020 - Crystal Lake in Newburgh, NY - Outdoor Promise would like to thank Scenic Hudson and all the other local organizations in Newburgh, NY that contributed to the success of the 2020 Winter Fest at Crystal Lake. Safe Harbors of the Hudson, the City of Newburgh, Wheel and Heel Bicycles, Newburgh Armory Unity Center, Graft Cider, and Perfect Sweets.
- [Muchattoes Lake Clean Up | Newburgh, NY](https://www.outdoorpromise.org/muchattoes-lake-cleanup-in-newburgh-ny/): Newburgh residents and organizations are coming together to clean up the overgrown shrubs and abandoned trash surrounding Muchattoes Lake. We invite you and/or friends to join!
- [Family Hikes at Harriman State Park](https://www.outdoorpromise.org/family-hike-harriman-state-park-ny/): After School All-Stars of New York joined Outdoor Promise for their culminating event where we invited our students and their families to a day of adventure at Harriman State Park, only 50 miles away from New York City.
- [Fishing in Prospect Park, Brooklyn NY](https://www.outdoorpromise.org/fishing-in-prospect-park/): Achievement First Brownsville students went fishing in Brooklyn today. We started our adventure with a short hike and received a surprise performance by Fair Shakes theater company.
- [Collaborative School Garden](https://www.outdoorpromise.org/collaborative-school-garden/): Students from Dual Language Middle School helped build some raised beds. We are working in collaboration with several After School All-Stars of New York schools to create an educational greenhouse where students can work together to create something beautiful and tasty. Check out our first steps...
- [10 Benefits of Taking Learning Outdoors](https://www.outdoorpromise.org/10-benefits-of-taking-learning-outdoors/): There is no more stimulating setting than the ‘outdoor classroom’. This classroom is equipped with expandable walls that extend as far as the learner's legs want to carry him, and a floor that varies from locale to locale - sometimes rocks, or water, sometimes forest floor. Its ceiling, too, is varied with ever-changing cloud shapes, or a night with a myriad of star patterns waiting to be explored. No schoolroom ever had the books or maps or charts to rival the vividness of the real world.

## Pages
- [Borrow the OP Adventure Bus](https://www.outdoorpromise.org/adventure-bus/): Hudson Valley nonprofits and community groups can borrow the OP Adventure Bus — our 15-passenger van with a trained driver — to get their communities outdoors, free of charge.
- [Breathe Newburgh](https://www.outdoorpromise.org/breathe-newburgh/): Breathe Newburgh is a community-powered clean air initiative led by Outdoor Promise. We bring together residents, youth, health advocates, and local partners to confront air pollution in Newburgh with truth, science, and collective action. Our mission is clear: make air quality visible, protect the health of our families, and organize for long-term environmental justice.
- [OP REPORT](https://www.outdoorpromise.org/op-report/)
- [Home](https://www.outdoorpromise.org/): Free monthly outdoor adventures that open nature to Newburgh families.
- [Events](https://www.outdoorpromise.org/events/): Join us on an adventure!
- [Free Summer Camp for Kids! Apply Now for the DEC Campership Program](https://www.outdoorpromise.org/free-summer-camp/): Spots are limited for the FREE Summer Camp, and availability is updated regularly.Boys’ Cabins: All weeks are currently full. Boys may still apply and will be placed on a waitlist if space becomes available.
- [Partner With Us to Create Equitable Outdoor Access](https://www.outdoorpromise.org/sponsor-outdoor-promise/): At Outdoor Promise, we believe that everyone deserves access to nature. Yet, underserved communities often face barriers that prevent them from experiencing the outdoors. Through free hikes, educational programs, and community outreach, we’re breaking down those barriers and fostering a deeper connection with the natural world.
- [Free Community Adventures](https://www.outdoorpromise.org/free-community-adventures/): The Free Community Hikes Initiative is a collaborative effort to offer monthly guided hikes for residents of the City of Newburgh. This program, developed in partnership with the Mount Saint Mary Desmond Center for Community Engagement and Wellness, aims to provide equitable access to outdoor spaces, ensuring everyone—regardless of financial or logistical barriers—can experience nature's health and wellness benefits.
- [Newburgh Wants a Park Campaign](https://www.outdoorpromise.org/newburgh-wants-a-park/): At Outdoor Promise, we are proud to support the Newburgh Wants A Park Campaign, a vital community-led effort to transform 109 acres at Crystal Lake and the Snake Hill Corridor into Newburgh’s largest public park and nature preserve. This initiative will protect green space, provide recreational opportunities, and create a lasting legacy of environmental stewardship.
- [Newburgh’s Water: Flowing Through Time](https://www.outdoorpromise.org/newburgh-water-quality-initiative/): At Outdoor Promise, we believe that clean water is a right for everyone. That's why we launched the Newburgh’s Water: Flowing Through Time initiative, a project funded by the Department of Environmental Conservation - Environmental Justice Community Impact Grant Program. This initiative is designed to help the people of Newburgh understand and take action on the water challenges we face, especially in communities exposed to multiple environmental harms.
- [Discover Nature with Outdoor Promise! ?](https://www.outdoorpromise.org/hikes/): Craving an escape from the daily grind? Curious about the green spaces just beyond the city's edge? We've got something special in the works for you!
- [Rep Nature Leader Application](https://www.outdoorpromise.org/rep-nature-leader-application/): Lead. Explore. Get Paid to Represent Nature.
- [Rep Nature Leadership Program](https://www.outdoorpromise.org/rep-nature-leadership-program/): Empowering Youth, Connecting Communities, Conserving Nature
- [Board of Directors](https://www.outdoorpromise.org/board/): Executive Director
- [In the News](https://www.outdoorpromise.org/in-the-news/)
- [OP Links](https://www.outdoorpromise.org/links/): 2026 FIRST-TIME CAMPER WEEKEND LOTTERY Rep Nature Leadership Application OP Events "Wheels for the Outdoors" Campaign! Outdoor Promise News OP Homepage OP Blog OP YouTube OP Shop OP Facebook
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- [About Outdoor Promise](https://www.outdoorpromise.org/about/): Outdoor Promise is a nonprofit organization dedicated to creating a more inclusive and sustainable outdoor experience for all. We believe that everyone should have the opportunity to explore, connect with, and protect the natural world, regardless of their background or circumstances. That's why we've designed our programs to focus on equitable access for youth, families, and individuals who have been historically underrepresented in outdoor recreation.
- [Privacy Policy | Terms and Conditions](https://www.outdoorpromise.org/privacy/): Outdoor Promise Inc. is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. EIN: 46-2901973.
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- [CONTACT OP](https://www.outdoorpromise.org/contact/): Drop us a line and we'll get back to you as soon as we can
- [WHO WE ARE](https://www.outdoorpromise.org/who-we-are/): We are united in our dedication to getting youth and their families to enjoy meaningful experiences outdoors!
- [THEORY OF CHANGE](https://www.outdoorpromise.org/theory-of-change/): The Problem: Families are not spending enough time outdoors. Many students are falling behind nationwide in the critical subjects of Science, Technology, Engineering, Art and Mathematics (S.T.E.A.M.). Women and minorities are clearly underrepresented in S.T.E.A.M. related fields which account for a growing portion of the job market today and is expected to grow in the future.
- [OP Current](https://www.outdoorpromise.org/op-current/): The latest reporting, updates, and stories from Outdoor Promise — clean air, safe water, and environmental justice in Newburgh.

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