• Inwood Hill Park: iNaturalist Together Week – Evening Plant ID Walk

    Join NYC Parks and Macaulay Honors College to celebrate iNat Together Week, for an evening bioblitz at Inwood Hill Park, which is part of the Old-Growth Forest Network. Tina Cuevas, natural areas outreach coordinator at NYC Parks, will discuss restoration activities within NYC Parks and how monitoring plays a large part in how Parks works within our city’s natural areas and beyond. Kelly O’Donnell, lead NYC organizer for City Nature Challenge & director of Science Forward at Macaulay Honors College, will contextualize the data that iNaturalist captures and becomes part of a larger global dataset.

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  • Inwood Hill Park: Movies Under the Stars “Golden Door”

    Inwood Hill Park, Isham St. & Seaman Ave. Citi Bike: Seaman Ave & Isham St., New York, NY, United States

    Grab a blanket and come enjoy a movie in a neighborhood park or playground! This summer, NYC Parks and The Mayor’s Office of Media and Entertainment will host family-friendly movie showings across the five boroughs. Imaginative and enthralling romantic drama about a rustic Sicilian widower (Vincenzo Amato) who gets involved with a mysterious, aristocratic Englishwoman (Charlotte Gainsbourg) on an immigrant ship en route to America in 1904. The film title refers to the metaphoric passage made by passengers through Ellis Island and into the New World. Written and directed by Emanuele Crialese. Also known as "Nuovomondo." Rated PG-13

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  • Inwood Hill Park: Great Trees of Inwood

    Inwood Hill Park West 218th Street & Indian Rd West 218th St & Indian Rd, New York, NY, United States

    Great Trees of Inwood Hill Park. Join the Urban Park Rangers on a walk-through Manhattan’s oldest growth forest! Learn about the benefits trees provide to our urban environment as we enjoy the shade and identify many of our native trees.

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  • Inwood Hill Park: Nature In A Warming World

    Inwood Hill Park West 218th Street & Indian Rd West 218th St & Indian Rd, New York, NY, United States

    Join the Urban Park Rangers for a focused walk through Inwood Hill Park to explore how climate change is affecting local plants and wildlife. Learn how shifting temperatures and extreme weather influence the insects, trees, birds, and mammals we see every day, and discover the changes already underway in this unique urban forest.

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