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NYC Landscapes for the Heartbroken
If you live in or are visiting New York City, here are a few places worthy of a visit when you are sad, desolate, or heartbroken.
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Walk Into the Walden Zone
To truly notice nature, we have to let go of our smartphones. Only then will we, just like Thoreau, find our Walden Zone when we go outside.
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Weekend Plans: Clouds, Bats, and the Underground Forest Economy
Here a few ways to explore the natural world in NYC and beyond (August 13 – 17, 2016).
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Notice the Ephemeral: Perseids Meteor Shower
New York City may not have the best skies for stargazing. But you still may be able to see a meteor shower in the next few days.
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Weekend Plans: The Corpse Flower, Maritime Forests, and Lily Pads
The human world got you down? It’s time to unplug and take solace outdoors. Here are a few ways to explore the natural world in NYC and beyond this weekend (July 30-31, 2016).
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Weekend Plans: Frogs, Bodega Cats, and Underwater Oddities
It’s supposed to be hot this weekend in the city, a perfect excuse to spend time at the seaside. Here are a few more ways to explore the natural world in NYC and beyond (July 23 –24 , 2016).
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Weekend Plans: Terns, City of Water, and The Hills
If you are in NYC over the next few days (July 16 – 20, 2016), it’s the perfect time to visit Governors Island. You can watch terns, celebrate the harbor, and climb to the top of the extraordinary new vistas – The Hills.
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Notice the Ephemeral: Manhattanhenge
This Monday July 11 and Tuesday July 12, 2016 is Manhattanhenge. See the sun set between the east-west streets of Manhattan.
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Weekend Plans: Hiking, Beachcombing, and Bees
Inspiration to explore the natural world in NYC and beyond (July 9 – 13, 2016).
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Weekend Plans: Whales, Oysters, and Jupiter
Explore the natural world in NYC and beyond on this long Independence Day weekend (July 2-4, 2016).
Slow Nature Fast City 