Neversink Commons is a web Catalog of Resources for the Lower Neversink River Valley promoting natural resource management and wildlife refuge development.

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The Neversink Commons has been inspired by the watershed preservation activities of every one of the watersheds surrounding the Neversink River Valley. We plan to nurture an  awareness of our river as an organism that we are a small part of.  The Upper and Lower Delaware, Upper Neversink, Upper and Lower Roundout, Esopus, Basherkill and Mongaup waters are all protected by active watershed organizations. Only the the Lower Neversink remains an orphan. We believe that the Lower Neversink River Valley  is a living coherent community. Many people have been working long and hard to preserve the river valley below the reservoir.

The Neversink River Valley Community has published The Neversink Commons Catalog of these groups and individuals. We hope they will  join together to create a Lower Neversink River Council to be a strong advocate for the river throughout the future.   Our first project is to help create a model wildlife preservation area  at The Old Stone House in Hasbrouck featuring the Public Fishing Access. In the long term; The Neversink River Valley Community will work to nurture a greater community awareness of the importance of the forests, wildlife, and pure crystal clear waters of our Lower Neversink Watershed.

How to reach us:

For more information about the Neversink Commons please contact us through any of the addresses above.  We invite our neighbors to bring their talents, time, experience (and fortunes) and join us in nurturing the cultural, intellectual, and environmental health of the Neversink River Valley.


 

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 The Neversink River Valley Community is working with the Old Stone House in the hamlet of Hasbrouck New York, just 2 miles north of Woodbourne in the Town of Fallsburg, Sullivan County.

Hasbrouck is a historic community that sits just below the Neversink Reservoir that has a rich tradition of neighbors joining together to defend the river whenever it is threatened. The first Neversink River Valley Community project is to help develop the Old Stone House riverside property as an outdoor environmental preservation site featuring the world famous - yet very local - Fly Fishing History of Neversink. 



The Old Stone House at Hasbrouck is the perfect venue to host your environmental events

Events   Shows   Resources   Classes

Old Stone House Events:

• River Festivals
• River CleanUps
• Fly Fishing Exhibitions
• Permaculture Seminars
• Native American Heritage

For more information visit the current events calendar at the Old Stone House home page:  

Old Stone House Shows:

• Art exhibits
• Historical Exhibits
• Poetry Mashes

For more information visit the current exhibit calendar at the Old Stone House home page:

Old Stone House Resources:

• 2 miles of ideal river frontage
• Outdoor Pavilion
• Ball fields and Playground
• Classrooms / Studios / Workshops
• Exhibition rooms
• Parking 

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