Alive at Green-Wood is a project developed by Green-Wood Cemetery to explore the natural heritage of our place. As part of a network of green spaces in an urban environment, Green-Wood takes on new meaning as we begin to understand the role we play in the health of our neighborhood, the ecology of urban green spaces and the future of our city.
We invite you to listen to the reflections of individuals who have been involved in studying our rich cultural and natural history and shaping the future of our place.
EXPERIENCE GREEN-WOOD
Art Presson, Vice President of Design & Landscape
THE CULTURAL LANDSCAPE
Faye Harwell, FASLA, Landscape Architect
CEMETERIES & THE ENVIRONMENTAL TRADITION
Aaron Sachs, Ph. D, Prof. History at Cornell University
GREEN-WOOD AS ARBORETUM
Joseph Charap, Director of Horticulture and Curator
WILDLIFE AT GREEN-WOOD
Michael McGraw, Wildlife Biologist
HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVES
Jeffrey Richman, Green-Wood Historian
PRESERVATION AND RESTORATION
Neela Wickremesinghe, Manager of Restoration and Preservation