Category: Urban
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NYC’s Secret Role in Saving Migrating Birds
Every spring, millions of birds migrate through New York City—navigating parks, skyscrapers, and hidden hazards. Learn how NYC is working to protect them, and how you can help keep the skies safe.
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Flora Friday: Why Strawberries Deserve a Spot in Your Spring Garden
Strawberries are easy to grow, nutritious, and support local ecosystems. This guide offers tips for cultivation and a delicious shortcake recipe to enjoy your harvest.
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World Frog Day 2025: Protecting Nature’s Tiny Guardians
March 20, 2025, is World Frog Day, focusing on the vital ecological roles of frogs and the conservation challenges they face. In New York City, native frog populations are declining due to urbanization and pollution. Conservation efforts include habitat protection and citizen action to foster a sustainable environment for frogs.
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NY Wildfires: Climate Crisis Fuels Rising Forest Fires
New York is experiencing a troubling rise in wildfires, driven by climate change and human activity. Historically rare, these events now threaten urban parks and ecosystems, prompting the creation of a BushFire Task Force. Addressing this crisis requires stronger prevention measures and climate action.
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Get ready,Get Set,Sow: Urban Gardening
spring is an ideal time for New Yorkers to start growing food, regardless of space. NYC offers diverse gardening resources, workshops, and events for all skill levels. No matter your space or sunlight, there is a plant for you! Garden provides a multitube of benefits from fresh produce to improved mental wellbeing.
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Sustainable living in NYC: Go Green to Save Green
Adopting sustainable habits in NYC can help you save money while reducing waste and energy use. From using public transit to cutting water consumption, small changes lead to big financial and environmental benefits.
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