The membership program will be developed as a way to help increase annual income each year. Members will be made up of past students, employees, and program participants from over the years. The Center takes an active role being involved with local communities. The director for the Center sits on several task forces and committees including a County task force to reduce pesticide use, and a grant review committee for the for the Westchester Community Foundation. He also co-chairs a watershed protection project initiated by NY City s Department of Environmental Protection.
Many local families come to look at the animals and walk the nature trails on weekends.
The Center hosts an environmental lecture series, and programs open to the outside community. The Center provides a unique quality that adds to the character of the Pleasantville campus. It is one of the things that makes it different from all other college campuses. Park Row, 3rd Fl.