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In a decade marked by extreme weather, the gardeners of America’s largest urban park face new questions. Maria Hernandez, the Central Park Horticulture Director, paves the way.
NEW YORK—A survey of Central Park’s wildlife is underway, with organizers hoping to find more than 800 species, including bats, spiders, possums, turtles, chipmunks, fish, lichen, and ants.
