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The Development & Events Coordinator will provide key support to the Development Department in achieving its annual fundraising plan. This person will report to the Senior Director of Development and will work closely with the Development Coordinator, Chief of Staff and President.

NYLCV is honored to be a Strategic Partner of IPF 2026: Energy at Sea, hosted by Oceantic Network.

It’s been one year since New York made history by launching the nation’s first Congestion Pricing Program, and the results are in: less traffic, faster buses, better air quality, and millions of dollars going to improve our mass transit system. “It takes bold leadership to advance policies that improve our communities and daily lives – especially when they aren’t universally popular at the start,” said NYLCV President Julie Tighe. “That’s exactly what Governor Hochul showed by advancing congestion pricing forward to deliver real results for New Yorkers.”

The New York League of Conservation Voters and NYLCV Education Fund are proud to release our 2026 State Policy Agenda, which outlines the League’s top priorities, including the Sustainable Future Fund and the Clean Air Initiative, advancing affordable clean energy projects, decarbonizing buildings with thermal energy networks, passing a Clean Fuel Standard, and achieving zero waste.

Thanks to a generous donor, all gifts from now until midnight on December 31 will be doubled up to $5,000! That means if you give $50 today, NYLCV gets $100! 

The New York League of Conservation Voters (NYLCV) has released its 2025 New York State Environmental Scorecard, an annual evaluation of State Legislators based on their support – or lack of support – for environmental legislation. Voters have come to rely on the scorecard as an easy-to-understand ledger on state environmental policies and an effective tool for evaluating and holding their elected officials accountable. 

Governor Hochul delivered a major victory for New Yorkers last week by signing three NYLCV Scorecard bills into law, including

By Liam McGowan With the gutting of the EPA and the federal government attempting to roll back decades of environmental