The Greenbelt Conservancy is
a 501(c)3 tax-excempt organization
Our website is made possible, in part, by a generous grant from The Staten Island Foundation.
2013 Summer Day Camp and Mini-Camp
2013 Summer Camp and Mini Camp Registration Welcome back to our sponsor, NRG Arthur Kill, LLC [more...]
Volunteer Opportunities
We rely on volunteers to help keep the Greenbelt beautiful and forever green. Volunteering here is not only a great way to get involved in your community, it’s a great way to get to know one of New York City’s largest and beautiful parks. As you might expect, many of our volunteer projects take place outdoors along our trails system and in natural areas. Volunteers are also a key component at special events such as the High Rock Challenge Adventure Race in April. [more...]
Agreement reached to save 120-acre Pouch Boy Scout Camp next to High Rock Park
The Greater New York Councils Boys Scouts of America and the Trust for Public Land have entered into an agreement to preserve the Sea View property. We need you to contact your elected
officials to support preservation of this natural resource - go here. Read the July 6 Staten Island Advance article. View Nathan Kensinger's photos . Read Anne Schwartz's article, "New Life for Old Camps," recently published by the Trust for Public Land.
NEW: Audio Tours of the Greenbelt made possible by Con Edison
GREENBELT AUDIO TOURS NOW AVAILABLE AT GREENBELT NATURE CENTER Made possible with funding from Con Edison Narrated by Jeff Spurgeon, WQXR Radio Host [more...]
Richmond County Savings Foundation Exhibits at the Nature Center
Be among the first to explore and experience new interactive exhibit upgrades at the Greenbelt Nature Center, sponsored by the Richmond County Savings Foundation. Spin the large trylon wall, examine what is inside a black walnut tree, and investigate Staten Island’s natural history. Share on Facebook [more...]
A New Chapter
Our new book, "High Rock and the Greenbelt: The Making of New York City's Largest Park," published by the Center for American Places/University of Virginia Press, is now available Go here to learn more and purchase a copy.