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Brooklyn Botanic Garden (BBG) celebrates a centennial this month: its collection of bonsai, the art of tree miniaturization.
There are thousands of edible fruit trees in Brooklyn. Yet, much of the fruit residents grab from the supermarket sport an imported sticker.
Their populations declined with the use of the pesticide DDT, which infiltrated the food chain and made their shells too weak to hatch.
The event is a favorite of photographers and often brings people out onto sidewalks on spring and summer evenings to watch the sunset.
The 409-acre remnant of Long Island’s grand Gold Coast is one of the region’s last surviving estates with its original acreage intact.
Tina Muir & Natalia Trevino Amaro ran RBC Brooklyn Half for NYRR’s Team for Climate — a first — merging performance & sustainability.
Sunny skies prevailed after several rain-soaked days just in time for the Carol Pino Learning Farm Community Plant Giveaway event.
Farmer Jeremy Brown calls cows the queens of the barn at Twin Birch Dairy, where he cares for 3,200 — especially the pink-nosed ones.
Brooklyn-based funeral director Amy Cunningham is leading a new type of old funeral: green burials, which it now offers.
Department of Transportation Commissioner Ydanis Rodriguez on Tuesday celebrated Earth Day by unveiling the city’s first Microhubs.
New York City could lose approximately 19,300 housing units by 2040 due to storms, high tides and flooding, with nearly a third in BK.
over 100 tree saplings sat in the courtyard of Brooklyn Public Library’s Clarendon Branch for NYRP’s free tree distribution event.
BROOKLYN OFFICIALS including state Sen. Andrew Gounardes, U.S. Rep. Dan Goldman and Councilmember Alexa Avilés slammed Trump.
Residents, community members and elected officials have led a long campaign against a plan by NineDot Energy.
Marte proposed a law as the “Touch Grass” bill, which aims to prevent the installing synthetic turf in city parks.
