A beloved uptown nature center has yet to make a recovery nearly two years after it was ravaged by Superstorm Sandy. The Inwood Hill Park Nature Center needs $1.6 million for a gut rehab after the … ...

Inwood Hill Nature Center reopens 12 years after flooding from Superstorm Sandy. Rangers have moved back in and can now host visitors again after the center was closed for over a decade.

This family-friendly nature center in Inwood Hill Park is chock-full of specimens and exhibits for kids to discover and also hosts events. Go to the content Go to the footer. No thanks.

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MANHATTAN, N.Y. (PIX11) — A nature center that had been closed for 12 years due to flooding from Hurricane Sandy is now open, marking a new beginning for wildlife education. The renovation of ...

MANHATTAN, N.Y. (PIX11) — A nature center that had been closed for 12 years due to flooding from Hurricane Sandy is now open, marking a new beginning for wildlife education. The renovation of ...

Twelve years after Superstorm Sandy caused flood damage, the Inwood Hill Nature Center has reopened its doors to the public. Rangers have moved back in and can now host visitors again after the ...

This nature center hosts events in Inwood Hill Park, located in northern Manhattan. Details. Address 218th St New York. Cross street: at Indian Rd. Transport: Subway: 1 to 215th St.