This Is What Democracy Looks Like
On Monday, April 23, 2018, Peter Eliscu captured the rally, “Gov. Cuomo Walk The Talk”, on the streets of Albany and in the capitol’s rotunda. Â [...]
Bike Rally At New Springville Greenway, Staten Island
Enjoying our environment can sometimes be interrupted, as is happening now on Staten Island. Imagine having to walk, run or bike across an 8 lane avenue, in order to [...]
Staten Island Student Summit
Environmental Activism and learning about the environment can start at any age as this video documents. Local Staten Island mid-school students came together on [...]
It’s My Park Event at Graniteville
Whose park is this? It’s YOURS and MINE and EVERYONE’S! One of the many activities that the Natural Resources Protective Association (NRPA) does is [...]
Staten Island’s North Shore Community Supported Agriculture Group
The Staten Island CSA (Community Supported Agriculture) is a neighborhood group that joins with a regional farmer in a mutually beneficial partnership, there are [...]
“It’s Not Over” Flyering Graniteville Staten Island
“It’s Not Overâ€, street and door-to-door flyering, continues for Graniteville, Staten Island residents to protest the destruction of 15+ acres of [...]
Nancy Vann: Progressive Politician
In this video, we highligh the position of one of our own environmental activists, who has taken on the responsibility of running for elective office as [...]
Saving Graniteville Wetlands and Forests
Tour of Graniteville wetlands and forests of October, 2017. Description of environmental and quality of life issues regarding the destruction of 18 acres of rare [...]
No Way! Don’t Spray; Ban Toxic Pesticides
This is a must see video: Travel with Paula Rogovin, a kindergarten teacher, as she and her students, their parents and friends, go from their school classroom through [...]
Ken Gale: Global Warming and Hurricanes
Did climate chaos cause any of this summer’s hurricanes? Yes. Which one? That’s the wrong question. Ken Gale connects the dots between [...]