Parkgoers sitting under a tree, bathed in shadows as the sun sets.

Get to Know Central Park's Lawns

With lawns open again for spring, we’re sharing how the Central Park Conservancy cares for them and tips for your next visit.

The Central Park Conservancy is responsible for the care of the entire Park.

From major restorations to ongoing maintenance, we do it all—with your help. By supporting the nonprofit Conservancy, you are supporting Central Park and providing New Yorkers with a clean and beautiful 843-acre backyard.

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A monarch butterfly photographed in Central Park
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From Central Park to Central Mexico: The Great Monarch Butterfly Migration

The sweeping curve of the circular garden crowded with purple and yellow blooms.
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The Healing Nature of the Conservatory Garden

Explore Central Park with the Conservancy as Your Guide

The opportunities to engage with Central Park are as diverse as the City it calls home. The Conservancy's year-round lineup includes daily programs, seasonal and holiday events, educational opportunities, and ways to give back to your 843-acre backyard.

Show Your Support This Spring

The dedicated staff of the Central Park Conservancy are taking care of the Park so that it remains beautiful and vibrant for you. Please help us, if you can, by making a gift today.

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Staff member Danilo Maturan seen through the open lid of one of Central Park's signature trash bins