Severe weather events impacting Thain Family Forest

A small, old-growth forest found inside the New York Botanical Garden is one of the last remnants of what New York was like before New York City existed. It's survived everything from war to farming to real estate development. Now, it now faces a new threat. Michael George has more.
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[@Alecia_thewanderer]

Nothing like being in nature, we have to protect & maintain these spaces. Awesome interview Joanne 🥰

[@phoenixrisn9697]

What a beautiful place. I hope it'll be there forever.

[@benkrunk]

This is so informative! I learned a lot about forests in NYC

[@benaustin6361]

Joanne Strauss is my old homeroom teacher at Bronx Science and is a WONDERFUL woman.

[@ayammayaone]

Excellent reporting MG!!! Thank you!🙏🏼

[@Jonathonsup]

I have a forest in my backyard. Every forest on earth is impacted by severe weather events. The only thing that will erase the forest is man.