Make a clean sweep of your block and your neighborhood by joining the Park Slope Civic Council at its autumnal beautification, clean-up, and recycling event: the Fall Civic Sweep.
Sweep the Streets Clean This Fall Read More »
The inaugural event for the Forth on Fourth Avenue Committee’s comprehensive tree-care and maintenance program was a great success.
Taking Root: Kickoff for Fourth Avenue Trees Program Read More »
We love our Sackett Street trees! On July 15, help us finish the remaining tree beds.
Join Us for a Summer Tree Care Bash! Read More »
Join your neighbors, block-association members, local gardeners, and businesspeople at a Tree Care Workshop.
Help Build a Greener Fourth Avenue! Read More »
The Park Slope Civic Council’s Fourth on Fourth Avenue Committee (FOFA) has earned a grant to take care of trees on Fourth Avenue and educate neighbors about the many benefits of a greener streetscape.
Flourishing on Fourth Avenue with MillionTreesNYC Grant Read More »
The thousands of trees that the city planted this spring need our help. / Interested in holding a block party this summer?
In Brief: Trees, Block Parties Read More »
The Fifth Grade Service Team at P.S. 321 has created charming illustrations about the value of our neighborhood’s beautiful trees and how, in return, we must care for them.
Signs to Save Trees, from P.S. 321 Read More »
Make a clean sweep of your home and your neighborhood by joining the Park Slope Civic Council at its annual spring beautification and clean-up event: the Spring Civic Sweep.
Join Us for the Spring Civic Sweep! Read More »
Did you know that the New York State Energy Research and Development Authority (NYSERDA) has funds available to help you install energy-efficiency measures in your home?
Make Your Home Safe, Comfortable, and Energy-Efficient Read More »
Mulchfest in Prospect Park 2012 was another holiday success for the Park Slope community. Residents brought thousands of trees to the Third Street and Park Circle entrances of Prospect Park over the sunny and warm weekend of Jan. 7 and 8, which were then converted into mulch for parks and gardens.
Much Ado about Mulchfest Read More »