On the Cape May Peninsula in Sothern New Jersey, the former Ponderlodge Golf Club is transforming into a more natural state and is a beloved green space for both wildlife and local residents. The defunct…
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The Bluebird Project – Baby Birds!
All five of the bluebird nesting boxes we placed in early spring in collaboration with the Bronx River Sound Shore Audubon Society are fully occupied… but not with bluebirds! Iridescent blue-green tree swallows have moved…
Butterflies, Crepes & Haitian Flags
From offering Conservancy-inspired face paintings to setting up children’s games, to cooking crepes and marching in the parade, FASNY volunteers were delighted to participate in Haitian Flag Day at the Thomas H. Slater center in…
The Bluebird Project
In collaboration with Bronx River Sound Shore Audubon Society of Westchester County, and with the help and guidance of BRSS Audubon president Sandy Morrissey, we installed five bluebird nest boxes throughout the Conservancy, becoming part…
Winter Bird Report
Scientists from Teatown Lake Conservation have identified 39 bird species in recent visits to the Greens to Green Conservancy. Here is their full report on our winter birds: “Winter bird observations have yielded a species…
Join us again – Free the Trees 2
Last week’s vine cutting was such a success (see photos below!) that we’re doing it again. Eight volunteers from White Plains and New Rochelle met last week at the Greens to Green Conservancy to “Free…
Join us – Free the Trees
Join us for our second annual vine-cutting event. We will be targeting invasive vines that are killing our trees. Please come dressed to cut. Sunday, March 3rd 1 – 4 PM Meet at the entrance…
Think Global, Eat Local
What’s more local – and satisfying – than eating produce at the peak of freshness from an organic garden located right in the heart of White Plains, a garden tended to by students and the…
Photos from our Bird Walk
Saturday’s bird walk was a great success! Thank you Dr. Mike Rubbo, Director of Conservation Science and Charlie Roberto, Teatown Lake Reservation Trustee for sharing your passion and expertise with us. See some of our…
Inspiration: When eco meets edu
The very inspiring Stephen Ritz talks about the amazing changes that can happen when education goes green.
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