NY City Council increases penalties for removing protected trees in the SNAD
More info to follow.
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Henry Hudson Parkway is determined eligible for the National Register of Historic Places.
Read the State report here.
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Preservancy Annual Meeting
On Thursday, Nov. 6th, the Preservancy sponsored a free screening of City of Water.
A documentary about the future of New York's waterfront. Produced by the Metropolitan Waterfront Alliance and
the Municipal Art Society
This 30-minute film explores New Yorkers' aspirations for a diverse, vibrant waterfront at a time when the shoreline is changing faster than at any other time in our city's history.
Thank you to Jennifer Stark-Hernandez, Waterfront Organizer with the Metropolitan Waterfront Alliance for leading a lively discussion about development along New York City's waterfront.
Read More >
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In January 2008, Riverdale Neighborhood House donated 50 trees to Trees for Life, in the Preservancy's name. This generous gift recognizes the Preservancy as the 2007 Riverdale Neighhorhood House Good Neighbor. Read more >>
Thank you Neighborhood House!
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Read about our panel discussion of November 1, 2007:
Living Green In Riverdale
Simple ways to make a difference
click here.
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