Virtual Talk: Behind the Scenes at Freshkills Park, 5/19

[Image Description: Captured on a sunny day, this photograph features a field. In the distance, against a low horizon line, there are lakes and reeds. In the far distance is the skyline of a city.]

[Image Description: Captured on a sunny day, this photograph features a field. In the distance, against a low horizon line, there are lakes and reeds. In the far distance is the skyline of a city.]

Tuesday, May 19, at 12pm

At 2,200 acres, Freshkills Park is almost three times the size of Central Park and the largest park to be developed in New York City in over 100 years. For 53 years, millions of tons of New Yorker’s trash went to Fresh Kills Landfill. Since then, the landscape has been transformed into a healthy ecosystem and a center for scientific research, art, and urban planning. Join the Freshkills Park Alliance for a behind-the-scenes look at the Park’s history, landfill engineering, plants and animals, and more. 

Find all the information you need to join this and other events here.

Anjuli Nanda