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WaterWays//Sitting with Trees: How Can Artists + Scientists + Communities Work Together to Imagine a More Flood Resilient NYC?

  • City as Living Laboratory (CALL) Zoom (map)

How can artists make hidden conditions tangible, and help people connect with the ecosystems and infrastructure that supports their lives? This panel and Q&A is a collaboration between City as Living Laboratory (CALL), New York Botanical Gardens (NYBG), and the NYC Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) to illustrate how artist + scientist + community partnerships can promote greater understanding of how the historic ecology of NYC and DEP’s cloudburst infrastructure are working in tandem to mitigate climate change driven flooding.

Speakers:

  • Mary Miss, Environmental Artist, Founder and Artistic Director, City as Living Laboratory (CALL)

  • Eric W. Sanderson, Vice President for Urban Conservation, New York Botanical Gardens (NYBG)

  • Amy Motzny, Director, Integrated Water Management, NYC Department of Environmental Protection (DEP)

  • Hailey Basiouny, Moderator, Climate Communications, Possible Studio

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