Brooklyn Greenway Initiative – Making The Brooklyn Greenway A Reality

Brooklyn Greenway Initiative is working to build the Brooklyn Waterfront Greenway and expand greenways in NYC

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Donate to support Brooklyn Greenway Initiative and greenways across Brooklyn and NYC. We fully operate the Naval Cemetery Landscape.

Zomg it's happening finally 🤩 Greenway constru

Zomg it's happening finally 🤩 Greenway construction on Hamilton Ave street pole relocation is pending ;)

Join @transportationalternatives, Brooklyn Greenwa

Join @transportationalternatives, Brooklyn Greenway Initiative, and community partners on a bike tour with stops at some of Brooklyn's most famous Jewish Historical Landmarks. We'll hear from subject experts and knowledgeable community leaders. A featured guest speaker at one of the locations will be one of Brooklyn's own, Author and Historian Amy Sohn. [Sign-up link in the bio]

Check out who is using the Greenway! BGI & @regio

Check out who is using the Greenway! BGI & @regional_plan are excited to release the final report from the Brooklyn Waterfront Greenway User Study, with the goal of increasing understanding of the Greenway to foster support for greenways across NYC. [For the full report, see the link in the bio!]

Join us for a free outdoor screening of "Shift: Th

Join us for a free outdoor screening of "Shift: The RAGBRAI Documentary," at the Naval Cemetery Landscape - Saturday, Oct. 5 at 6:30pm! Registration (required) and more info in the link in the bio.

Thanks to everyone that joined the NYC Greenways C

Thanks to everyone that joined the NYC Greenways Coalition and Brooklyn Greenway Initiative at the 2024 summit last week! It was an engaging and informative two days with Coalition members, community stakeholders, government leaders, and planners... capped later in the day with the fantastic news of the $96 million federal investment in the Inwood Greenway. Let's keep up the momentum!

Join Brooklyn Greenway Initiative and the East Bro

Join Brooklyn Greenway Initiative and the East Brooklyn Bike Club on a bike ride from Canarsie to the Jamaica Bay Wildlife Refuge visitors center! RSVP link in the bio. We will start from the Canarsie Park entrance at Seaview Avenue and Paerdegat Ave North, ride through the park along the connecting bike trail to the Greenway. Then we'll head along the Brooklyn section of the Jamaica Bay Greenway to Howard Beach, and take the new (as of 2023) protected bike path on the Addabbo North Channel Bridge. Finally, we'll continue on the Broad Channel section of the Jamaica Bay Greenway to the visitors center at the Jamaica Bay Wildlife Refuge! (Total ride - 8 miles) [Note that bikes are not permitted on the trails at the wildlife refuge, but bike racks are available for those that wish to lock up their bikes and continue on foot through the wildlife refuge. Remember to bring a lock!]