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Blood Root Valley

Rockland Ave., Manor Ave., Brielle Ave., Forest Hill Rd.

Staten Island

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It’s called the Greenbelt, but it’s (happily) outgrown its belt shape.  2,800 acres of green space stretched out and through the heart of Staten Island compose the vast area known as the Greenbelt.  That’s 2,800 acres of hiking, fishing, birding, golf, archery, biking, baseball, and endless other options for amusing oneself.  

The Greenbelt rivals a college campus with its plethora of educational structures and settings.  To name a few, High Rock Environmental Center, Greenbelt Native Plant Center, Greenbelt  Recreation Center, and William T. Davis Wildlife Refuge enthrall and teach visitors on a constant basis.

Step into a woodland, meadow, or field and slowly begin tightening your grip on the Greenbelt.

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Clean & Safe

84
Park Condition Score
$14.8M
Recent Investment

Green & Resilient

75
Mapped Trees
139.6
Acres of Natural Areas

Empowered & Engaged Users

496
Recent & Future Events
Yes
Volunteer Engagement

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