AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoConservation & Wildlife: DEC shared practical tips for backyard birds this summer, urging native plants, safer feeder placement away from windows and pets, and shaded bird baths. Species & Parks: Central Park Zoo debuted twin black-and-white ruffed lemurs, a hopeful step for a critically endangered species tied to habitat loss and poaching. Water & Community Science: The 15th Annual Great Hudson River Fish Count drew families and volunteers to sample and release more than 200 fish species, with results feeding conservation work. Climate & Risk: A “shark summer” update says New York saw 23 beach closures this season, with officials pointing to both shark activity and improved detection. Local Food & Equity: Bronx and Manhattan grocers criticized Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s plan for city-run stores offering lower prices, arguing it could squeeze independent businesses even as supporters say it could help with food affordability. Outdoor Access: DEC marked the ADA anniversary with investments expanding adaptive outdoor recreation and inclusive programming across New York public lands.
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