green space

Siempre Verde Garden was one of 34 community gardens designated as a permanent green space.

Friends of Bushwick Inlet Park will host "It's a Wonderful Park" a kid-friendly event this Saturday.

Bronx Borough President Ruben Diaz Jr. described the plan as "an outrage."

The green space will be open to the public during daytime hours year-round, the developer said.

The construction plans at 115 Rogers Ave. would take over the Roger That Garden plot.

The community garden joined the Brooklyn Queens Land Trust, which means it can't be sold or developed.

Residents cannot access Cpl. Fischer Park., located on Nelson Avenue in Highbridge.

The Freeman Plaza parks are surrounded by four lanes of honking traffic entering the Holland Tunnel.

The mayor recently announced a series of projects that will transform Downtown Brooklyn's green spaces. 

Columbia University promised $300,000 for community uses, but it still hasn't been doled out.

The city will consider other sites for affordable housing, so the disputed lot could become a park.

The Friends of the East River Esplanade want to create a public art installation in the space.

The West 71st Street park is not well known, but is well loved by neighbors who tend to it.

Gentrification and environmental stewardship are themes for "Jane's Walk" local tours.

The planting beds along First Avenue have become a dumping space, residents say.