Us natural resources conservation in Staten Island, New York

Eco Friendly is a sustainable lodging institution located at 134 Lockman Avenue in New York, United States. Our commitment to environmental conservation is reflected in every aspect of our operations, from energy-efficient practices to eco-friendly amenities. Guests can enjoy a guilt-free stay knowing that their accommodations are helping to protect the planet. Experience the beauty of nature while staying with us at Eco Friendly.

Welcome to Fort Tilden Parking Lot, your convenient gateway to the natural beauty and recreational activities of Queens, New York 11697. Nestled within the breathtaking Gateway National Recreation Area, our parking facility is designed to cater to outdoor enthusiasts and fishing aficionados alike. Whether you're here to enjoy the serene landscapes or to cast a line in the saltwater, Fort Tilden Parking Lot is your starting point for adventure. Fishing at Gateway is a unique experience that combines patience, relaxation, and challenge with a commitment to stewardship and conservation. Saltwater fishing is the only type allowed here, and while no license is required, a saltwater registry is necessary for both New York and New Jersey anglers. Please note that permits are essential for parking throughout the park, especially for after-hours access and off-road vehicle parking at Breezy Tip Point.

Welcome to Freshkills Park (West Mound), a unique and expansive green space located in Staten Island, New York. Spanning an impressive 2,200 acres, Freshkills Park is nearly three times the size of Central Park and holds the distinction of being the largest park developed in New York City in over a century. Once home to the world's largest landfill, Freshkills Park has undergone a remarkable transformation since the landfill's closure in 2001. Today, it stands as a testament to environmental innovation, featuring engineered landscapes that support a thriving habitat for wildlife and a vibrant space for recreation, science, education, and art. While the full interior of the park is currently accessible only through scheduled park programs, these events offer exclusive opportunities for early exploration and learning. As the development of the park continues, visitors are encouraged to explore North Park Phase 1, the New Springville Greenway, the Owl Hollow Soccer Fields, and Schmul Park. Stay tuned for exciting updates on new areas opening soon.