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Happy to Be at ReLeaf 2017

NYC Parks Manager of Special Urban Forestry Projects Danielle Gift and New York Tree Trust Director James Kaechele served on the planning committee for the Queens conference. Photo NYSDEC NYC Parks Director of Street Tree Planting Navé Strauss (left) participated on a panel about “Lessons from Superstorm [...]

By |July 21st, 2017|Categories: ReLeaf Conference|Tags: |0 Comments

Queens Botanical Garden Tour at ReLeaf

ReLeafers toured the green roof at Queens Botanical Garden. From QBG website: “The semi-intensive, 8,000-square-foot green roof with six inches of growing medium is planted with mostly native species that require minimal artificial watering and provide much-needed habitat for humans, birds, and insects.” Photo by Harriet Grimm Located [...]

By |July 21st, 2017|Categories: NYC, ReLeaf Conference, ReLeaf Workshops|Tags: |0 Comments

NYC Green Infrastructure Tour at ReLeaf

Maria Corporan is Gardener/Supervisor for NYC DEP Queens green infrastructure maintenance crews. She discussed the success of different plant species for NYC rain gardens, experimentation with new plants, and how maintenance needs change through the seasons. Photo by Dan Lambe New York City’s Green Infrastructure Program is a [...]

By |July 17th, 2017|Categories: Innovative Projects and Programs, ReLeaf Conference|0 Comments

Central New York Conservancy & Utica Police Dept Create Volunteer Parks Patrol

The Utica Police Department and the Central New York Conservancy have formed a partnership to ensure safety in Utica’s Olmsted parks. “We are collaborating with the Central New York Conservancy to recruit and train volunteers who will help the Utica Police Department keep our parks safe,” said Edward Noonan, deputy [...]

By |July 12th, 2017|Categories: Uncategorized|0 Comments

Countdown to ReLeaf! In Queens, at St. John’s, July 13-15

It’s not too late to register for ReLeaf 2017! There’s a fantastic blog post about Queens on the New York Habitat blog. “While not as flashy as the skyscrapers of Manhattan, Queens boasts many beautiful landmarks. The Queensboro Bridge is a true icon, and connects Midtown Manhattan [...]

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New York State’s Urban Forestry program is a partnership of public, private, and volunteer organizations and individuals that fosters comprehensive planning, management, and education throughout New York to create a healthy urban and community forest and enhance quality of life.

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