Latest Clearwater Blog Posts
Clearwater Holiday Gift Guide
Our classic embroidered Clearwater baseball cap is back by popular demand, along with a variety of apparel, Hudson River critter plush toys, and backpacks, totes, and dopkits made from retired Clearwater mainsails. We also have books, stickers, hats, youth and adult t-shirts, and sweatshirts. By shopping our gift guide, [...]
Holiday Open House
When: 4-7pm Friday, December 12, 2025 Where: Hudson River Sloop Clearwater, 724 Wolcott Ave, Beacon, NY 12508 Join us for a holiday celebration and open house at our office in Beacon! Meet our staff, chat about 2025 highlights, and our plans for 2026, and [...]
Meet our new Sales and Booking Coordinator, Ella Agoos!
We're thrilled to introduce our new Sales and Booking Coordinator, Ella Agoos. In this role, Ella will be building Clearwater’s sail calendar, cultivating relationships with passenger groups, schools, nonprofits, municipalities, and community organizations along the Hudson River, and managing our calendar of educational sails, [...]
⛵Crew Spotlight: Alexandr Meriwether⛵
Alexandr first caught the tall ship bug at age 13, when he sailed aboard the Mystic Whaler. Without financially accessible opportunities in Oregon, sailing was out of reach. Years later, he learned about Clearwater from a housemate who worked aboard in 2020, and volunteered [...]
Eyes on the Hudson: Harmful Algal Bloom Sampling, Deceased Sturgeon + Suspected Coal Tar Sheen at Poughkeepsie’s Waterfront
On Thursday, the Clearwater crew began collecting Harmful Algal Boom Samples, and earlier that morning, observed a deceased sturgeon and suspected coal tar residue on the Hudson River at Poughkeepsie. Unprecidented Harmful Algal Blooms (HABs) were confirmed on the Hudson River earlier this month, spanning [...]
BREAKING NEWS: Confirmed active Harmful Algae Blooms in the Hudson River
Rondout Creek Algae Bloom as observed by Clearwater There are confirmed reports of active Harmful Algal Blooms (HABs) in the Hudson River, including a significant bloom from Kingston to Hyde Park, with additional blooms documented in Beacon, Tivoli, Hudson, and on the [...]





