Hearken to this textKEY TAKEAWAYS:
- New inexperienced area unveiled at Woldenberg Park on June 19
- Options shade bushes, native vegetation, and a strolling path
- Funded by $5.39 million from the town and Audubon
- Section Three plans will enhance riverfront accessibility
The New Orleans riverfront has a brand new shady inexperienced area for residents and vacationers alike.
The Metropolis of New Orleans and Audubon Nature Institute leaders on June 19 held a ribbon chopping ceremony on the newest replace to Woldenberg Park.
Situated in entrance of Audubon Aquarium, the brand new inexperienced area options shade bushes, new vegetation, and a brief strolling path.
“It’s designed to visually join the Aquarium Plaza with the present plantings and bushes beautifying the foot of Canal Road,” in response to a media advisory. “A part of the favored Woldenberg Riverfront Park, this new inexperienced area continues to enhance the park by offering further shaded areas for locals and visitors to the town to benefit from the Mississippi riverfront.”
The undertaking was paid for by $5.39 million from Metropolis of New Orleans Capital Outlay and Audubon funds.
Section Three of the Woldenberg Park enchancment plans stay within the planning phases.
Backed up by a HUD Group Mission Funding award and Audubon funds, Section Three is designed to boost accessibility to the riverfront park.
