The Newtown Creek Alliance is a community-based buy viagra and receive it in canada fast organization dedicated to restoring, revealing and revitalizing Newtown Creek.

Newtown Creek Vision Plan

Newtown Creek Vision Plan

In 2018, NCA, Riverkeeper and Perkins+Will launched the Newtown Creek Vision plan, a 150 page report chronicling priority issues and 85 proposed projects to address Remediation, Restoration, Recreation and Resilience. The report builds upon decades of planning and buy viagra discount visioning efforts by numerous community members and organizations; framing ideas in the wake of upcoming Superfund remediation and Clean Water improvements. Read the full plan here.

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Newtown Creek StoryMaps

Newtown Creek StoryMaps

Explore these interactive educational resources on ArcGIS StoryMaps to learn more about the Creek's ecosystem and NCA’s efforts in environmental remediation, restoration, and revitalization. We have units available on the history and geography order cialis from canada of the Creek, regional flora and fauna, Newtown Creek's soil and water health, and the impact of climate change on NYC's coastal communities. Click "read more" to view them all.

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Newtown Creek Alliance

📹EarthCam x 🌎 Earth Day Announcement!NCA has partnered with EarthCam to bring you live streaming views of Newtown Creek! We’re thrilled to join this network of webcams, showcasing different landmarks/areas of interest around the world. NCA’s EarthCam, stationed at the Kingsland Wildflowers shoreline, will highlight marine traffic, industrial activity, waterfowl, and recreational boaters along Newtown Creek. We hope this offers a new way for the community to access and learn about what’s happening on the Creek and to form closer relationships with the local ecosystem. Check it out at www.earthcam.com/usa/newyork/longislandcity/?cam=newtowncreek and let us know what you see!Special thanks to EarthCam for this exciting partnership which will help us reveal Newtown Creek to locals and web visitors across the globe.#earthcam #earthday2024 #NewtownCreekLive

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🌏 Earth Week Recap 🗓️ Some NCA highlights from the past 7 days around the Creek:Creek Crossings Bike Tour;Seven school visits and field trips (PS153Q and PS62 pictured here); Volunteer events with @officialwhsad and LaGuardia Terminal B ;Tabling at LaGuardia Community College and Patagonia Brooklyn ;our first Kingsland Wildflowers Open Hours of the season; and our new brochures!

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This Friday, Open Hours at Kingsland Wildflowers returns! Come join us to learn more about the green roofs, the native plants present, and Newtown Creek while enjoying the golden hour from our scenic wildflower meadows. Open Hours are FREE and open to the public and will take place every Friday from April 19th to June 30th, 2024, weather-permitting. We hope to see you on the roofs!Learn more and register here: www.eventbrite.com/e/kingsland-wildflowers-open-hours-tickets-873423903407?aff=oddtdtcreator

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Newtown Creek Alliance

👀Are you a resident of Western Queens or North Brooklyn? Join us this Wednesday from 6:30-8:30 for the April Community Advisory Group (CAG) meeting to discuss the future of Newtown Creek #superfund Cleanup. We would love to see you in person at the Queens Landing Boathouse in Long Island City (Zoom link is also available)! What the meeting will talk about:1. The possible cleanup scenarios for the East Branch tributary of Newtown Creek, presented by U.S. EPA;2. Update on Combined Sewer Overflows (CSOs) monitoring (sanctioned by U.S. EPA) to help determine the amount of chemicals entering Newtown Creek via our sewer system, presented by NYC Department of Environmental Protection.Hope to see you there🐟🐟🐟Learn more information about the CAG meetings: newtowncreekcag.org#superfundsite #newtowncreek #superfundcleanup #communityadvisorygoup

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Thanks to all of the wonderful volunteers who came out for yesterday's first Greenhouse Gang. They helped up pot over 400 of our native nursery seedlings! We hope you'll join us at next month's Greenhouse Gang on Tuesday, May 21. Or check out our nursery at the first Open Hours, starting Friday April 19! Links to sign up below.Greenhouse Gang: www.eventbrite.com/e/867656643377?aff=oddtdtcreatorOpen Hours: www.eventbrite.com/e/873423903407?aff=oddtdtcreator

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Hudson River Foundation Grant Proposal Information Sessions

When: Monday April 4th & Tuesday April 12th, 6:30pm – 8:00pm Where: Newtown Creek Wastewater Treatment Plant Visitor Center, 329 Greenpoint Ave., Entrance at Greenpoint Ave. and Humboldt St. Potential applicants to the NYCEF Newtown Creek Fund are invited to participate in one of two informational workshops where they can learn more about applicant qualifications, […]

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Hudson River Foundation Call for Proposals

The Hudson River Foundation announces a request for proposals for the NYCEF Newtown Creek Fund.  The Fund is part of the Newtown Creek Environmental Benefits Program, created through an agreement between New York State and New York City to upgrade the Newtown Creek Water Pollution Control Plant and provide environmental benefits to neighboring communities.  Priority […]

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DEP Announces Community-Based Green Infrastructure Grants

The NYC Dept of Environmental Protection announced they will be awarding up to $3 million in grants for green infrastructure projects within combined sewer overflow drainage areas in New York City as part of the NYC Green Infrastructure Plan. The grants can be used for green roofs, enhanced tree pits, and other measures to reduce […]

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NYC Superfund: Toxic Solution or Toxic Label

Join NCA director Katie Schmid for a lively panel discussion at the Museum of the City of New York on Tuesday, February 8 at 6:30 pm What will the recent Superfund designations of Newtown Creek in Queens and the Gowanus Canal in Brooklyn mean for community residents and the rest of the city? How will […]

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