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Comments open on Gowanus brownfield cleanup
October 17, 2026
The DEC is taking public comments through November 6, 2026 on a Brownfield Cleanup Program application from 255 261 Douglas Street LLC for 255-261 Douglass Street Development in Gowanus, Brooklyn (Site ID #C224475). The application includes a draft remedial investigation work plan. Comments must reach Marnie DeLuke at the DEC by November 6.
Seaside goldenrod blooms at Riegelmann Boardwalk
October 17, 2026
, a native New York coastal species, was observed flowering October 16 at Riegelmann Boardwalk in Brooklyn, continuing its expected fall bloom period. This widespread sighting across the region's waterfront and urban greenspaces reflects the species' adaptation to coastal and developed habitats where it provides late-season forage for pollinators.
American chestnuts take root in New York City
October 17, 2026
Hybrid s, resistant to chestnut blight, were planted at the Bronx Zoo on October 5, marking expansion of urban restoration efforts after the species was devastated by fungal disease. An American chestnut was also observed October 16 at Green-Wood Cemetery, reflecting both wild survivors and active replanting initiatives underway across New York City.
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