Riverside Park Conservancy

Photo by Julienne Schaer

Riverside Park Conservancy was founded in 1986 to support one of New York’s signature Olmsted-designed public spaces. Working in partnership with NYC Parks, the Conservancy cares for five Manhattan parks: Riverside Park, Riverside Park South, Sakura Park, West Harlem Piers Park, and the shoreline portion of Fort Washington Park up to 181st Street. Comprising nearly 400 acres of public parkland, the area is enjoyed by millions of people each year and provides critical habitat for birds and other wildlife. The Conservancy is committed to building a more sustainable Park – from climate resiliency to environmental justice to financial stability.

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    Photo by Julienne Schaer

    Photo by Alison Ettinger-DeLong

    Photo by Julienne Schaer

    Photo by Julienne Schaer

    Photo by Grace Willoughby

    Photo by Julienne Schaer

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The Olmsted Network

Our organization works with partners across the globe to champion Olmsted parks and places.