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About HRECOS

The Hudson River Environmental Conditions Observing System (HRECOS) is a network of real-time monitoring stations on the Hudson River Estuary. The stations are geographically distributed from Schodack Island to the New York/New Jersey harbor and are monitoring river conditions every quarter hour. HRECOS is operated by a consortium of many partners from government and the research community and is funded by the USEPA, NOAA, Hudson River Foundation, and the Hudson River Estuary Program of the NYS Department of Environmental Conservation.

 

        

 

HRECOS Partners:
NYS Department of 
Environmental Conservation     National Estuarine Research 
Reserve System    Stevens Institute of 
Technology     Lamont-Doherty Earth 
Observatory at Columbia University     The Hudson River Foundation     The Hudson River Estuary     The U.S. Geological Survey     The Cary Institute of Ecosystem 
Studies