NYC is heating up fast. That’s why we need more trees in New York. This is not only important for you and the 7 million people living in NYC but also for the trillion plants and animals living in NYC as the roots clean water and the leaves clean air.At nov 6, we squat an abandoned garden at Van Loon Street in Queens, NYC and we turned it into the Van Loon Art Garden and it is open for everybody, now.
You can support the Van Loon Art Garden by donating a tree, a plant, an artwork or labour. With your help we can slow down the heating up of NYC and the entire world.
Enjoy nature, enjoy life, enjoy New York City,
Erik Van Loon
+18652 E V LOON
Location:
Van Loon Art Garden is just one block away from Grand Ave Newton (E, M, R) in Queens. See Google Maps.
ps. watch here a video of White House Executive Pastry Chef William “Bill” Yosses about Green Guerillas, a leading NYC community gardening group, for their work to educate young people about growing food, healthy nutrition, and culinary heritage:
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NYC is heating up fast. That’s why we need more trees in New York. This is not only important for you and the 7 million people living in NYC but also for the trillion plants and animals living in NYC as the roots clean water and the leaves clean air.At nov 6, we squat an abandoned garden at Van Loon Street in Queens, NYC and we turned it into the Van Loon Art Garden and it is open for everybody, now. |
You can support the Van Loon Art Garden by donating a tree, a plant, an artwork or labour. With your help we can slow down the heating up of NYC and the entire world.
Enjoy nature, enjoy life, enjoy New York City,
Erik Van Loon
Location:
Van Loon Art Garden is just one block away from Grand Ave Newton (E, M, R) in Queens. See Google Maps.
ps. watch here a video of White House Executive Pastry Chef William “Bill” Yosses about Green Guerillas, a leading NYC community gardening group, for their work to educate young people about growing food, healthy nutrition, and culinary heritage:
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NYC is heating up fast. That’s why we need more trees in New York. This is not only important for you and the 7 million people living in NYC but also for the trillion plants and animals living in NYC as the roots clean water and the leaves clean air.At nov 6, we squat an abandoned garden at Van Loon Street in Queens, NYC and we turned it into the Van Loon Art Garden and it is open for everybody, now. |
You can support the Van Loon Art Garden by donating a tree, a plant, an artwork or labour. With your help we can slow down the heating up of NYC and the entire world.
Enjoy nature, enjoy life, enjoy New York City,
Erik Van Loon
Location:
Van Loon Art Garden is just one block away from Grand Ave Newton (E, M, R) in Queens. See Google Maps.
ps. watch here a video of White House Executive Pastry Chef William “Bill” Yosses about Green Guerillas, a leading NYC community gardening group, for their work to educate young people about growing food, healthy nutrition, and culinary heritage: