Save the Bushwick Inlet

Save the Bushwick Inlet

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A community group working to protect the Bushwick Inlet estuary and park's precious ecosystem.

06/03/2026

After fighting for over a decade alongside our partners, we secured habitat protections for one of America’s most critically endangered pollinators. This win is the result of our lawsuit, filed in collaboration with the Center for Biological Diversity and Friends of Minnesota Scientific and Natural Areas, which successfully challenged the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service’s earlier decision to deny critical habitat for the species. This is a massive step in the right direction for the species’ survival.

06/03/2026

Two yards. Same street. Same night.

The one on the left looks finished — lit from every angle, bright and visible. The one on the right looks dark and quiet.

🌿 The dark yard has fireflies flashing in the grass. A sphinx moth pollinating the flowers. A toad hunting under the porch step. Migrating birds passing overhead without circling.

The bright yard has insects spiraling at the bulbs. No fireflies. No moths at the flowers. The same species that filled the dark yard are absent from this one.

The image shows why — and what a warm shielded light with a motion sensor changes.

The yard that stays dark is the one where the night still works 🐾

05/26/2026

Sunday kicks off Black Birders Week across the nation! 🎉 Join us for special outings throughout the week — all of which are FREE to attend and open to all.

📆 May 24-30
🐦 6 FREE outings
🔗 Link in bio

, created by The Black AF in STEM Collective, is a national celebration of Black birders, nature enthusiasts, and conservation leaders, filled with virtual discussions, community bird outings, and a joyful reclamation of outdoor spaces. We hope you'll join us!

Photos from Friends of Bushwick Inlet Park's post 05/26/2026
Photos from Audubon New York's post 05/26/2026
Photos from Save the Bushwick Inlet's post 10/21/2025

Greenpoint & Williamsburg: Time is Running Out to Protect Our Waterfront! The rezoning clock is ticking loudly as private developers are pushing to upzone 40 Quay Street, aiming to build mostly luxury towers that would block the Inlet and park, and wipe out years of community efforts to preserve public land for public good.

Stand with your neighbors at the “Save the Inlet” community meeting on Nov. 5. Let’s unite to defend Bushwick Inlet Park and ensure this vital space remains accessible for everyone—not just an amenity for luxury tower residents.

Join us to get the latest updates on the project, learn how you can help fight for this precious public land, and make your voice heard!

📅 Community Meeting: Wed, Nov 5 — 7 PM
📍 Radegast Hall & Biergarten, 113 N 3rd St (Corner of Berry St), Williamsburg (Social media profile for location/info )

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