New York City’s urban wildlife is experiencing a resurgence as abandoned buildings and reduced human activity create new habitats for animals. Ecologists note that species like raccoons, foxes, and even deer are thriving in areas once dominated by human infrastructure. However, experts warn that long-term survival depends on balancing conservation efforts with the city’s ongoing development and population growth. The shift raises questions about how sustainable this ecological rebound can be amid urban pressures.
NYC’s wildlife is making a comeback. Can it stay? amNewYork
