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Cherry Blossom Spectacle Draws Early Crowds to Central Park 2026 – Article thumbnail
Wildlife & Nature

Cherry Blossom Spectacle Draws Early Crowds to Central Park 2026

Early 2026 cherry blossoms transformed Central Park into a vibrant spectacle, drawing visitors for walks and photography amidst spring's arrival.

Central Park to Host Winter Bird Walk & Coffee Hour on March 7, 2026 – Article thumbnail
Wildlife & Nature

Central Park to Host Winter Bird Walk & Coffee Hour on March 7, 2026

Central Park invites bird watchers to a Winter Bird Walk & Coffee Hour on March 7, 2026, led by Erika Piik and David Spawn. Discover avian species in their winter habitats.

Melissa Gilbert Sends Bold Political Message After 'Big' Win for NYC Carriage Horses – Article thumbnail
Wildlife & Nature

Melissa Gilbert Sends Bold Political Message After 'Big' Win for NYC Carriage Horses

Melissa Gilbert advocates for NYC carriage horse welfare in response to Mayor Adams's executive order mandating health exams and license enforcement for carriage operators.

NYC Carriage Horse Gets Loose in Central Park, Crashes into Sign – Article thumbnail
Wildlife & Nature

NYC Carriage Horse Gets Loose in Central Park, Crashes into Sign

A carriage horse broke loose in Central Park, crashing into a sign and prompting renewed calls from animal rights advocates to ban the horse carriage industry.

New York City to Replace Central Park's Horse-Drawn Cabs with Electric Carriages – Article thumbnail
Wildlife & Nature

New York City to Replace Central Park's Horse-Drawn Cabs with Electric Carriages

Mayor Eric Adams supports moving from horse-drawn carriages to electric alternatives in Central Park, focusing on animal welfare and environmental sustainability.