The NY Natural Heritage Program facilitates the conservation of New York s biodiversity by providing comprehensive information and scientific expertise on rare species and natural ecosystems to resource managers and other conservation partners. The following conservation guides are designed to help land managers, decision-makers, planners, scientists, consultants, and the interested public better understand the rare species and natural communities that characterize New York.

The Garden Club of East Hampton. SUSTAINABLE AGRICULTURE, SEED DIVERSITY, AND FOOD SECURITY. STRATEGIES TO ADDRESS CLIMATE CHANGE. The 2018 gardening season is upon us! Please see the Members Pages for information about our April 19th lecture on historic gardens of Long Island.

The NY Natural Heritage Program facilitates the conservation of New York s biodiversity by providing comprehensive information and scientific expertise on rare species and natural ecosystems to resource managers and other conservation partners. The following conservation guides are designed to help land managers, decision-makers, planners, scientists, consultants, and the interested public better understand the rare species and natural communities that characterize New York.

net, your portal to the nature and natural history of New York City and region. This website is intended to educate the public about the diverse natural environs of New York City. The visitor to these pages will find snapshot histories and photo galleries of the local flora, fauna, habitats and geological features. These may act as as a guide for identifying plants and aniimals as well. For those who want to learn more, they will find topical reading lists and useful links.

Reporting on the Flora of New York. Climate change and native plant restoration. Posted March 6, 2017 by nyflora. In February maples and willows bloomed over a month early for many places! Solidago sempervirens, Spartina patens,. See Our Facebook and Instagram Pages. Posted December 29, 2016 by nyflora. Publications, Apps, and Websites. Be the first to comment.

Past Field Trips and Workshops. 2018 Field Trips and Workshops. Past Field Trips and Workshops. The New York Flora Association is a membership-based organization dedicated to the promotion of field botany and greater understanding of the plants that grow in the wild in New York State.

The data in NYPAD can be viewed in the interactive map. Or downloaded for use with a GIS or other mapping application. Full attribute information about each area is available only in the downloaded data. NYPAD is a project of the New York Natural Heritage Program. A partnership between the State University of New York College of Environmental Science and Forestry. And New York State Department of Environmental Conservation.

Minority and Women-Owned Business Enterprises. Programs are free or low-cost and enrollment is underway! New York State Parks Guide. NY State Historic Site Guide.