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NYLCV is seeking a dedicated Programs & Communications Organizer to assist with community outreach and advocacy efforts. This part-time, temporary role will support programs related to offshore wind, clean water, and voter engagement.

The New York League of Conservation Voters and NYLCV Education Fund (NYLCV/EF) released their 2025 New York City Policy Agenda today. The agenda comes in advance of the League’s 2025 non-partisan Mayoral Forum on the Environment, which will be held on March 6 at NYU Skirball theater.

Reporting to the Deputy Director of Politics, the NYLCV Long Island Political Manager will play a critical role in the organization for the 2025 political cycle.

How can parks improve the lives of city residents? A surprisingly large body of research provides answers. Does investing in parks improve residents' lives? Does it cause people to walk more, reduce stress, and improve fitness? Does it improve air quality, thereby reducing the risk of respiratory disease? Are people happier in a visually green environment? Do improved parks improve residents’ sense of community and belongingness? Do green spaces decrease the incidence of crime? Do green spaces increase property values? Or is it all of the above?

As we enter a new year and new era in Washington, NYLCV is committed to an aggressive 2025 federal agenda that highlights clean energy, clean water, land conservation, climate-smart agriculture, sustainable transportation, and funding for all federal agencies that impact the government’s fight against climate change.

The New York League of Conservation Voters is seeking one or two dedicated and passionate Organizers to join our team in NYC and Westchester.

By Peter Aronson In their first few weeks in office, the Trump Administration is making good on their promise to