The Power of Fresh Air: A Summer of Stewardship
Campers and design students work together planting native plants at Camp Tommy. Photo by Jack Hyland, The Fresh Air Fund. Working on the land with intention teaches us the value...

Arthur’s Point Farm is located in Ghent, New York in the foothills of the Taconic Range amidst the rolling fields and forests of the Hudson River Valley. We grow trees, shrubs, and native perennials to support ecological agriculture, land restoration, and natural climate solutions among surrounding farmers and landowners. We are also growing new orchards of nut and fruit trees, and planting with a wide diversity of native trees and herbaceous perennials to restore the ecological health of the land.

We seek a more abundant world for future generations. We work to reverse the long-term depletion and inequitable use of natural resources. We plant trees to heal the land and enhance habitat for wildlife. We grow plants for land stewards. This makes the land more productive and resilient to a changing climate. It also fosters a healthy community in which to live.
Campers and design students work together planting native plants at Camp Tommy. Photo by Jack Hyland, The Fresh Air Fund. Working on the land with intention teaches us the value...
Listen to the Interview with David Newman and Spencer Crawford on "Planting Resilience in Farmscapes Where Birds and People Thrive," on the Beakuency Podcast with Mayuko Fukino. The talk discusses...
One of our favorite ways to enjoy chestnuts beyond roasting is in chestnut bread — a loaf that’s moist, fragrant, and built around simple, reliable ingredients harvested from the land....