Greenyc

Join the fourth annual on October 4 with Forest for All NYC and organizations across NYC! Events will be happening citywide to steward and celebrate our city’s vital urban forest.

Learn more: https://forestforall.nyc/city-of-forest-day/

Thank you, New Yorkers! We are grateful to the thousands of people who took time to respond to our questionnaire, ensuring the City's first Urban Forest Plan reflects your perspectives and needs.

https://urbanforestplan.nyc

LAST CALL: Help shape the city's first Urban Forest Plan! 🌳

Your voice matters in shaping the future of NYC’s trees, parks, and green spaces. This is your chance to have a say. If you haven’t filled out the NYC Urban Forest Plan Questionnaire yet, today is the deadline!

Take the survey now: inform.urbanforestplan.nyc/

Did you know there are more than 7M trees in NYC? They’re an important part of our city and meant to be accessible to all.

That’s why we need your input to develop New York City's first Urban Forest Plan! inform.urbanforestplan.nyc

🔥Beat the Heat!🔥

Hot temperatures are on the way this week in NYC. Plan ahead to stay cool and safe. Drink water, limit outdoor activity, and check in on neighbors.

Visit NYC.gov/beattheheat to make your heat safety plan.

Deadline extended! Thousands of New Yorkers have already shared their voices to help shape NYC’s first-ever Urban Forest Plan!

But we still want to hear from more of you! Don’t miss your chance to shape a greener, cooler city for all. 🌳

🔗 https://inform.urbanforestplan.nyc

Extreme heat is deadly and preventable. Most heat-related deaths in NYC
happen indoors without A/C. This summer, let’s protect each other:

🔹Share cool options
🔹Check on older adults + neighbors
🔹Take breaks & hydrate if you work outside

🧊Find cool options: nyc.gov/beattheheat

Extreme heat can be dangerous, especially for older adults and people with health conditions. Here's how you can stay safe when temps rise.

Plan. Prepare. Stay informed. Stay hydrated. Stay cool.

🔗Visit nyc.gov/beattheheat or call 311 to find cool options near you.

What should NYC’s urban forest look like? YOU tell us. 🌳

We’re creating the city’s first-ever Urban Forest Plan and your input will help guide it. Whether you care about shade, clean air, or tree equity, this is your chance to make a difference.

Take this quick questionnaire - now available in 10 languages! https://inform.urbanforestplan.nyc/

SEE YOU TOMORROW! Help shape the future of New York City’s trees at the final Urban Forest Plan Community Kick-off! We're making this one virtual, so in case you missed any of the in-person events, this is a chance to join us online to learn about the creation of the plan and share your recommendations.

RSVP: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSd03O7ITgzaSgCIA6aO4AW8Dd8-7eS9-L-qiaXyX5W7DkwFJA/viewform

Can't make it? Complete the questionnaire: https://inform.urbanforestplan.nyc

Have a say in New York City's first Urban Forest Plan! The urban forest includes the more than seven million trees that span New York City’s streets, yards, parks, campuses, businesses, and natural areas. It’s an important part of our city, meant to be accessible to all.

NYC is getting greener!🌳The city just completed a $23M revitalization of New York City Housing Authority (NYCHA) open space: playgrounds, sports areas & seating in Queens, Bronx & Brooklyn.

Now, as the city develops the first Urban Forest Plan, we want to hear from you!Take our survey: http://inform.urbanforestplan.nyc

https://www.nyc.gov/office-of-the-mayor/news/370-25/mayor-adams-appoints-iris-rodriguez-rosa-nyc-parks-commissioner-celebrates-23-million

Have a say in New York City's first Urban Forest Plan! The urban forest includes the more than seven million trees that span New York City’s streets, yards, parks, campuses, businesses, and natural areas. It’s an important part of our city, meant to be accessible to all.