For a century, there wasn't a single bald eagle in New York City. Today there are at least four, and they've hatched up to a dozen eaglets, wildlife experts told The Post.
The natural beauty of Staten Island captured in a calendar. And you can get one.
Updated Dec 15, 2020;
Posted Dec 15, 2020
Photo of Mama and Baby featured in the 2021 Protectors of Pine Oaks Calendar. (Photo by Doug VanSise. Courtesy/Marylee Montalvo/MLM Public Relations)
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Over the last 45 years, the Protectors of Pine Oak Woods Staten Island’s largest land conservation organization has been committed to increasing the care and preservation of the borough’s existing parkland, Bluebelt corridors and nature preserves.
The organization advocates for protection and preservation by educating members, the public and elected officials through meetings, workshops, walks, articles, newsletters and sponsorship of environmental education.