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30 Things to See and Do in Central Park (From Local Tour Guides)

There are many animals that call Central Park home, and the Conservancy is proud to care for their habitats! While a variety of wildlife—like squirrels, ducks, raccoons, turtles, and more—thrives in the Park’s 843 acres, other animals that are not as well equipped. Unfortunately, people often release domestic animals into urban greenspaces, and they cannot survive in the wild. Especially during this season, we see abandoned bunnies and chicks. Unlike their wild counterparts, these animals don’t

Whether you’re a squirrel stan, avian aficionado, or bee buff, the wildlife who call Central Park home are beloved by many. This #WorldWildlifeConservationDay, we’re celebrating the behind-the-scenes work of the natural areas experts at the #CentralParkConservancy. Central Park’s biodiversity and resilience start with their work. Their care of natural areas ensures all the Park’s wildlife have a healthy ecosystem to shelter, forage, and raise young within. Assistant Manager of Natural Areas Lisa

Time Lapse: Fall in Central Park

Central Park view from drone. Aerial of NY City Manhattan Central Park panorama in Autumn. Autumn in Central Park. Manhattan NYC. Central Park Fall Colors of foliage.

Autumn Fall. Autumnal Central Park view from drone. Aerial of NY City Manhattan Central Park panorama in Autumn. Autumn in Central Park. Autumn NYC. Central Park Fall Colors of foliage.