In an unprecedented show of support, area environmental leaders sent a letter to Mayor Tom Roach and the Common Council yesterday strongly endorsing our plan as a “unique chance to create a legacy of a…
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Join us on a Bird Walk
Join us on a guided walk and meet the beautiful birds of our Conservancy. Avid birders Charlie Roberto, a Teatown Lake Reservation Trustee, and Dr. Mike Rubbo, Director of Conservation Science at Teatown, will lead…
Support needed: Come to the Public Hearing
Our plan to build the Greens to Green Conservancy and a top-notch school in White Plains needs approval by Mayor Tom Roach and the White Plains Common Council. They need to hear your voice in…
Momentum is building!
One by one people are voicing their support for the Greens to Green Conservancy and the French-American School of New York in White Plains. See what some of your neighbors are saying to the Common…
Largest Conservation Easement in Lower Westchester
The Greens to Green Conservancy will be the largest privately-owned conservation easement in lower Westchester (south of I-287) once it is approved by the White Plains Common Council.
You’re Invited: Symphony of the Soil Screening
October 11th, join us at our private screening of Deborah Koons Garcia’s new documentary film Symphony of the Soil. We’ll be following it up with a panel discussion of the Conservancy’s planned soil and habitat…
What is Undevelopment?
The Greens to Green Conservancy will be a study in undevelopment. Quite simply, undevelopment is allowing the land, which was highly managed and manipulated in its 80 years as a golf course, to return to…
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- Yale’s Urban Meadows
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- Bluebird Banding
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