Description: Urban Field Stations exist as a network of sites supported by the USDA Forest Service in collaboration with municipal, state, nonprofit, and academic partners across the United States. The Urban Field Station Network is interested in bringing new perspectives, unique planning and design ideas, and creative problem solving from the arts and humanities to advance our collective understanding and management of social-ecological systems in New York City and beyond.
Urban Field Station Artist
We build understanding of and engagement with urban social-ecological systems through arts, facilitate transdisciplinary collaboration between artists, scientists, and land managers. We also curate events and public programs that explore ideas emerging from these collaborations.
Back Urban Field Station Collaborative Arts Program NYC Tree Alphabet by Katie Holten Walking the Watershed Performing Infrastructure workshop by Lize Mogel Beaver Village by Julia Oldham Parks and People, Alley Pond Park by Adam Stoltman Moon Arrow by Heidi Neilson Swale by Mary Mattingly The Forest Between by Matthew López-Jensen Urban Field Station Collaborative Arts Program Brought to you by USDA Forest Service, The Nature of Cities, and Partners We build understanding of and engagement with urban socia