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Ecological History of NYC with Eric Sanderson

Know NYC's natural world
June 5, 2026, 12:00pm–1:00pm

New York City is wilder than you might think. Thousands of species of birds, mammals, insects, plants, fungi, and more are surviving -- and thriving -- in every part of our city. This new lecture series, featuring ecologists, naturalists, and other nature enthusiasts, will give you a new perspective on the surprisingly abundant living things all around you.

Eric Sanderson is the Vice President of the New York Botanic Garden and author of Mannahatta and the upcoming Before New York: The Natural Geography of the City