New York’s Historic Buildings At Higher Risk Of Floods In Historic Storms Predicted
Climate Risk, New York City’s Historic Building Stock, and the New Yorkers Who Call Them Home …
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New York’s Attorney General: Final Award From Settlement For Pollinator Conservation / Rehabitation
Attorney General James Awards $505,000 to Support Pollinator Conservation in Historically Underserved Communities Final Round…
OPINION: Migratory Birds Need More Protection From Industries, Not Less: New Opinion By Trump Admin Exempts Industries Most Responsible For Bird Deaths From Liability
Editor’s note: This new rule is similar to the modification to enforcement of the Endangered…
Staten Island Gardeners: Rodale Institute Regenerative Agriculture Applied to Home Container, Patio, Small Plot Gardening
Rodale Institute has been pioneering organic farming and now regenerative organic farming for decades. We…
OPINION: Playing Semantics With Endangered Species Recovery, Addition To List By Changing Meaning Of ‘Harm,’ Reducing Legal Remedies
How redefining one word strips the Endangered Species Act’s ability to protect vital habitat…
NYC’s Austrian Cultural Forum Presents A(R)TALK 12: Food for the Future – Sustainable Agriculture Focusing On Impacts Of Population Growth, Climate Change
A(R)TALK 12: Food for the Future Editor’s note: Readers may remember our coverage of…
Climate Leadership Continues By New York State: Infrastructure Investments, Community Projects, Environmental Conservation, Emmissions Standards
Editor’s note: Last year, the Nature Conservancy held a symposium to discuss the…
Now Streaming On Prime: Novel Approach To Reducing Climate Change With Soil Microbes, Regenerative Agriculture: Kiss The Ground
Readers may remember our review of Groundswell, the final film in this trilogy of regeneration. …
Bayonne NJ Recognized As Bona Fide “Tree City” By Arbor Day Foundation Due To Prevalence, Centrality Of Trees
Bayonne Earns Tree City USA Recognition from Arbor Day Foundation Editor’s note: For those readers…
New York Senator: Gas Prices Are Rising, School Meals For All Program Would Help Struggling Families
Pass School Meals For All, $10 Billion IRS Payday, Surging Gas Prices, Collective Bargaining Rights DOD,…
Environmental Transformation Totally Possible With Time, Investment: “Groundswell” Must-See Movie – Finally Reversing Human Destruction Of Earth: UPDATED
Editor’s note: See below for our interview with Rebecca Tickell, one of the filmmakers for…
New York Senator: Student Loan Debt Relief, Standing With Unions, Tree Planting Funding For Underserved Communities, UAP Release, Second Ave Subway, Other Updates
Student Loan Debt Relief, Release Bronx Funding, Standing With Unions, 60 Days Of Iran War, Tree…
Environmental Issues Often Don’t Touch Royalty – But England’s King Was Different: Finding Harmony: A Kings Vision Must-See Movie Review
Environmental Issues Tend To Not Touch Royalty – But England’s King Was Different: Finding Harmony:…
NY Gov, Atty Gen: Conservation Win For State Lands With Memorandum of Understanding To Facilitate Quick Preservation
NY Gov, Atty Gen: Conservation Win For State Lands With Memorandum of Understanding To Facilitate…
In The Bronx, Foliage Planting Along Grand Concourse Brings Beauty To Area During NYCxDesign Festival
In The Bronx, Foliage Planting Along Grand Concourse Brings Beauty To Area During NYCxDesign Festival…
City Parks Foundation Hosts Urban Forest Community Kickoff Event To Engage Community Members In Environmental Change
City Parks Foundation Hosts Urban Forest Community Kickoff Event To Engage Community Members In Environmental…
NY’s Nature Conservancy Holds Symposium
NY’s Nature Conservancy Holds Symposium Editor’s note: The Nature Conservancy previously discussed some of…
Staten Island Leads Way In New Tree Growth, Followed By Queens, the Bronx
From the original study referenced below, published in Public Library Of Science (PLOS): Spatial patterns…
Disappearing Parks: How Project 2025 Could Decrease Protections For National Monuments, Roll Back Progress In Filling Nature Gap For Low Income Americans
Disappearing Parks: How Project 2025 Would Decrease Protections for Nature Editor’s note: We have previously…
New Executive Director Appointed For Nature Conservancy’s New York Cities Program
Tami Lin-Moges Appointed Director of Nature Conservancy’s New York Cities Program Editor’s note: Staten Islander…
Nature Conservancy: Many Policy Wins, Positive Changes In 2023
Season’s Greetings to you and yours! Writing to share The Nature Conservancy’s 2023 Impact Report….
Nature Conservancy Releases New Tree Canopy Maps For Each Borough Of NYC, Part Of Forest For All NYC’s Plan To Increase Canopy Cover
The Nature Conservancy Publishes Fact Sheets on Tree Canopy for Every New York City Council…
New Small Wetlands Protections In NYS May Protect Critical Small Wetlands, Vital To Farms, Homes, Infrastructure
Wetland Wonders: Reforms Included in New York’s Budget Will Help Safeguard These Vital Areas Marshes,…
While Early Humans Definitely Hunted Some Extinct Species, There Is No Evidence That People Contributed To Their Extinction
Forensic evidence suggests Paleo-Americans hunted mastodons, mammoths and other megafauna in eastern North America 13,000…
Removed From The Endangered Species List Never To Be Found Again; They Did Not Live Through The Current Mass Extinction…Caused By Humans
October 14, 2021: A few weeks ago, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service made headlines…