The New York Restoration Project is distributing 1,000 blight-resistant hybrid chestnut trees to NYC residents to revive the nearly extinct American chestnut species.

The new Davis Center opens at Harlem Meer in Central Park, replacing the old Lasker Rink with a year-round pool and ice rink, serving as a community hub.

Central Park unveils the new Davis Center at Harlem Meer, replacing Lasker Rink and Pool, offering diverse outdoor activities, a swimming pool, and an ice-skating rink to New Yorkers.

A wild turkey, possibly known as "Astoria" or "Rosie," disrupted Manhattan traffic during rush hour, evading capture and attracting attention from locals familiar with her city appearances.

The New York City Council has passed a bill for adding 1,000 public restrooms by 2035, addressing the city's facilities shortage. The plan follows a $5.6 million renovation of Tompkins Square Park's restrooms and raises discussions on maintenance.

Hoboken bird advocates aim to build an artificial island for Common Terns to replace their deteriorating pier habitat, amidst fundraising and awareness efforts.

Elizabeth Street Garden in Little Italy faces eviction as NYC plans to develop affordable senior housing on the site, despite legal appeals and community opposition.

Central Park will undergo renovations to improve space allocation for pedestrians and cyclists, introducing new paths and traffic signals, with work commencing mid-March.

NYC residents are pushing for a certification program to protect bodega cats while maintaining food safety, providing veterinary care and managing expenses for their upkeep. The petition reflects the community's affection for these local felines.

Books about Flaco the owl detail his life post-escape from Central Park Zoo and his impact on New Yorkers, including legislation related to urban wildlife.

The article discusses whether apes can ask questions, highlighting that despite their sign language skills and understanding, apes like Koko and Washoe haven't shown this behavior, suggesting it may be a uniquely human trait.

The appellate court has stayed the eviction of Elizabeth Street Garden, halting the construction of Haven Green, a project for affordable senior housing, amid community contestation.