In honor of #EarthDay, check out @abc7newsbayarea's coverage of the India Basin Waterfront Park project. It not only highlights the restoration work we've done at this future park site, but the project's workforce development program: https://t.co/a1O1eI1q8J
Stern Grove has reopened today, 4/13 after extensive work to recover from recent storm damage. Please note that areas will be cordoned off or unavailable at times. A special thanks to everyone who has worked tirelessly to make sure the park will bloom for the public this spring!
In the heart of Paris, a bicycling revolution is underway, with Le Monde reporting a doubling in bicycle usage between October 2022 and October 2023, reflecting a broader shift towards sustainable urban mobility.
https://t.co/nvamRBT0b7
Our new internship program is intended to provide a well-rounded learning experience for participants, who will gain experience in a varied and supportive non-profit environment. You can also look forward to a 4 day work week and hybrid schedule😊
Transforming NYC schoolyards into super heroes—double agents that serve as play spaces and stormwater protectors! Fighting against floods and extreme heat, all while keeping the neighborhood green.🌳💦🌆 Read more. https://t.co/3cQHFQaY8a
Intern with us!👯♂️🍃
We’re looking for park lovers to fill the following roles:
👯♂️Community Intern
✏️Special Projects Intern
✨Seasonal Organizer Intern w/ @SFParksForward
Learn more and apply - https://t.co/MtrJ33XsMa
Can alleys and schoolyards be like sponges? We think so! “We bring natural infrastructure in there and create shading, create stormwater capture, do all the important amenity benefits that deliver a cooler place to play,” says @G_InTheCity https://t.co/l1RpV8wSTy
More daylighting! Last night @CB7Manhattan was NYC's TENTH community board to pass a daylighting resolution. The word is out - every neighborhood can have intersections that are pleasant, calm & safe for everyone.
To help prevent flooding, our leaders must attention to the design and use of public spaces.
Here are a few ways to improve spatial equity in #SpatialEquityNYC:
https://t.co/Rt8gxzF6mM
More than 70% of NYC's land mass is impermeable streets, sidewalks, parking lots & rooftops.
With the majority of space unable to absorb rainfall, water collects in low-lying areas – restricting mobility, damaging infrastructure & endangering residents.
https://t.co/n1MigFeB2h
Parks and #SchoolYards provide a space for communities to learn, connect & heal. This partnership with the @BureauIndianEdu is an exciting step forward in our shared work to sustain community, health, and access to the outdoors in tribal & Indigenous communities.
.@Streetfilms takes Paris! Try not to seethe with jealousy at these five videos that show Paris's ambitious commitment to streets designed with the safety, comfort & enjoyment of people in mind ⤵️ https://t.co/9lL9DKoBi7
As we think of our own parks and public spaces in San Francisco, do we think of them as connected or separate? NYC's appointment of its first Public Realm Officer offers a novel and direct approach to how we might think about and steward the public realm. Read here:
One year into the appointment of @yating_liu, first-ever Chief Public Realm Officer, New York is rethinking public space and what’s possible for our shared spaces.
Read more on the 'State of the Public Realm' from the Alliance for Public Space Leadership: https://t.co/b8ytFX3V6o