OSI and the Wallkill Valley Land Trust have plans to restore the iconic 940-foot-long railroad trestle over the Rondout Creek in Rosendale. When reopened, the entire length of the trestle will be safe for public use.
OSI is collaborating with timberland owners on a study that seeks to identify ways to keep some of the country’s largest forestland ownerships in forest use, protecting water quality, jobs and wildlife habitat.
A new study confirms that three parks in the Shawangunks serve as important economic engines—creating tourism jobs and ultimately contributing $12.3 million to the local economy.
Working on the Rail Trail Trestle
