NYC plans to plant street trees citywide by 2035, focusing on heat-vulnerable neighborhoods lacking canopy coverage.
RESIDENTS CAN JOIN City Councilmember Lincoln Restler for City of Forest Day this Saturday, Oct. 4, beginning at 10 a.m. at 27 Willow St.
NYC planted 200 new trees in Greenpoint and Williamsburg. Councilmember Restler plans to fill every tree bed in District 33 by 2027.
Big Reuse, a Gowanus-based environmental nonprofit, and Councilmember Lincoln Restler (D-33) have launched a do-it-yourself tree guard.
Disappearing bird habitats equals disappearing birds. It has been an issue of concern for at least the past 150 years. In the first study
In recent weeks, funding for programs aimed at addressing climate change has shrunk. The Cap-and-Invest Program, previously dubbed
Forest for All NYC started in 2021 with a goal to expand New York City’s tree canopy up to 30% by 2035 while maintaining the city’s coverage.
Today, Forest for All NYC, in partnership with the Parks and Open Space Partners NYC and New York City Department of Parks and Recreation, celebrates the second-annual City of Forest
In a move applauded by environmentalists and sustainability advocates, the New York City Council passed on Thursday a groundbreaking bill aimed at expanding the city’s tree canopy cover from its
The citywide nonprofit, Forest for all NYC, in conjunction with NYC Parks and Space Partners NYC, will launch the “City of Forest Day” celebrations taking place this Saturday, Oct. 15.
The “Brooklyn Bridge Forest,” which calls for sustainably harvested wood to benefit local communities in Guatemala while safeguarding 200,000 acres of rainforest, is a finalist in a competition to Reimagine