Greenpoint Community Environmental Fund showcases progress in second annual Open House
Reprinted from our friends at the Brooklyn Daily Eagle (By Andy Katz | October 16, …
Brooklyn Pedestrians “Going Green”: How Safe Are They?
By Landon Biehl. One of the easiest ways to “Go Green” has always been bicycling …
Taking Care of Lentol Garden
By Beatrice Chalkley with an introduction from Sustainability Coach, Fran Agnone. On Monday, July 31, …
Eatin’ up My Baby Bumble Bee
A Chat with the founders of Laroua Foods NOTE: This is Part II of a …
Planting Daffodils in City Sidewalk Tree Pits (and The Daffodil Project)
New York City’s The Daffodil Project is simply amazing. It was founded in 2001 as a living memorial …
Committing Insecticide
[cmsms_row][cmsms_column data_width=”1/1″][cmsms_text] Traveling under the Entomophagy Rainbow at the Brooklyn Bug Fest. NOTE: This is …
Raccoons in Brooklyn
Believe it or not, raccoons have been spotted all summer long in Brooklyn. In fact, …
Bike Rave 2017: The Meaning Behind Biking in Brooklyn
Source: Brooklyn Eagle. You have probably read about the Brooklyn Bike Rave and wondered what …
Stink Spirits: Clean-Up Day with Curb Your Litter Greenpoint
By Jamie Hook. I spent last Saturday cleaning the border of Greenpoint’s own Newtown Creek. …
Digester Eggs at Newtown Creek Wastewater Treatment Plant
By Susan Anderson, Town Square and Go Green Hub. The New York City Department of …