Environment — Cross Bay Current

Indonesia's Mount Dukono eruption killed three hikers, sparking discussions among Cross Bay Boulevard's Queens hiking clubs about trail safety and clearer warning systems for local natural areas like Jamaica Bay. Be safe.

Cross Bay Boulevard community groups launched a major waterfront cleanup of Jamaica Bay, with over 300 volunteers removing tons of debris. Protecting vital ecosystems.

Scientists and volunteers are monitoring horseshoe crab spawning near Cross Bay Boulevard, highlighting Jamaica Bay's fragile ecosystem.

Cross Bay community groups launched a major waterfront cleanup initiative along Jamaica Bay, mobilizing volunteers to remove debris and promote environmental stewardship.

Cross Bay Boulevard communities confront pressing environmental issues in Jamaica Bay, focusing on conservation and habitat restoration efforts.

Cross Bay Boulevard Park Expansion Project secures $2.5M, broadening scope to add trails, gardens, and playgrounds. Howard Beach residents gain more green space.

Queens Parks Department secures $3 million grant for Cross Bay Marshlands Restoration Project. This funding targets ecological health and environmental protection.

Cross Bay Boulevard residents, impacted by Oklahoma tornado and Georgia wildfires, reassess climate resilience. Local officials push for proactive preparedness.

Oklahoma tornado devastation sparks climate fears among Cross Bay Boulevard residents. Locals discuss preparedness and NYC's vulnerability.