Department of Environmental Conservation

The Trust for Public Land completed the first phase of preserving the 115-acre camp.

Officials said the heating oil spill cleanup will go on for an undetermined amount of time.

Trucks and fumes have been a problem since heating oil spilled in a basement on the block.

The attacks have already killed several Pelham Bay Park geese and more still fly with darts in them.

Actors in the Tribeca Film Festival's "First Winter" shot two live deer without a license.

Lincoln Karim was charged with illegal possession of a raptor.

The agreement seeks to reduce the amount of sewer overflow, and storm water, entering the city's waterways.

An employee at 1995 First Avenue Station Inc. was one of four people charged with faking over 7,000 vehicle inspections.

A necropsy showed the female great-horned owl found in Inwood Hill Park last month had died from a herpes infection.

New Yorkers told to avoid strenuous outdoor activity during week's heat wave.

Final results aren't in, but early tests suggest that Riverside Park's male hawk died from eating a poisoned rat.

Without an eye witness or a confession, investigators are still pondering the dead finches of Gramercy Park.

The state Dept. of Environmental Conservation is investigating Gramercy Park's dead birds as is the ASPCA.

Zebra finches like the ones club president Aldon James admitted buying were found dead in Gramercy Park.

The state's proposal would restrict new development, a city official said.