In 2014, New York completed the Javits Center’s bird-safe renovation and green roof; bird collisions fell by more than 90%, while 65 species later used the roof

The Javits Convention Center in Manhattan became safer for birds after a major renovation. Thousands of glass panels were replaced with low-reflection glass, reducing bird collisions by over ninety percent. A large green roof was added, providing a vital stopover for migrating birds. This rooftop habitat now supports sixty-five bird species and other wildlife. The project demonstrates how urban infrastructure can accommodate wildlife.
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