take a walk inGowanus (findseweroverflows +greeninfrastructure)visit the StatenIslandneighborhoodwhere the stateran a managedretreat programsee thetemporary floodprotectionmeasures onthe Red Hookwaterfrontvisit acommunitycompostingsitestroll theNewtownCreekNature WalkHit GovernorsIsland, site offuture Centerfor ClimateSolutionsfind the siteof the BillionOysterProjectinstallationVisit aneighborhoodwith the highestHeatVulnerabilityIndexfind NYC'sfirstcommercial-scale windturbinefind a fastcharginghub forEVsvisitJamaicaBay WildlifeRefugefind buildingswithexamples ofeach lettergrade, A-Fsee aBluebeltfind a"peaker"plantfind aFloodNetsensorfind aNOAAtidegaugeGet on thewater in aboat or kayak(ferry doesn'tcount!)go to apark thatused to bea landfillfind a NYCHAdevelopmentstill using atemporaryboiler fromSandywalk in aneighborhoodwith elevatedhomesfind anoutdoorair qualitymonitorvisit the ArmyCorps ofEngineersongoing worksiteat RockawayBeachfind the site of aburied stream(i.e. KissenaCreek orTibbetts Brook)visit the EastSide CoastalResiliencyprojecttake a walk inGowanus (findseweroverflows +greeninfrastructure)visit the StatenIslandneighborhoodwhere the stateran a managedretreat programsee thetemporary floodprotectionmeasures onthe Red Hookwaterfrontvisit acommunitycompostingsitestroll theNewtownCreekNature WalkHit GovernorsIsland, site offuture Centerfor ClimateSolutionsfind the siteof the BillionOysterProjectinstallationVisit aneighborhoodwith the highestHeatVulnerabilityIndexfind NYC'sfirstcommercial-scale windturbinefind a fastcharginghub forEVsvisitJamaicaBay WildlifeRefugefind buildingswithexamples ofeach lettergrade, A-Fsee aBluebeltfind a"peaker"plantfind aFloodNetsensorfind aNOAAtidegaugeGet on thewater in aboat or kayak(ferry doesn'tcount!)go to apark thatused to bea landfillfind a NYCHAdevelopmentstill using atemporaryboiler fromSandywalk in aneighborhoodwith elevatedhomesfind anoutdoorair qualitymonitorvisit the ArmyCorps ofEngineersongoing worksiteat RockawayBeachfind the site of aburied stream(i.e. KissenaCreek orTibbetts Brook)visit the EastSide CoastalResiliencyproject

NYC Climate + Resilience BINGO - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. take a walk in Gowanus (find sewer overflows + green infrastructure)
  2. visit the Staten Island neighborhood where the state ran a managed retreat program
  3. see the temporary flood protection measures on the Red Hook waterfront
  4. visit a community composting site
  5. stroll the Newtown Creek Nature Walk
  6. Hit Governors Island, site of future Center for Climate Solutions
  7. find the site of the Billion Oyster Project installation
  8. Visit a neighborhood with the highest Heat Vulnerability Index
  9. find NYC's first commercial-scale wind turbine
  10. find a fast charging hub for EVs
  11. visit Jamaica Bay Wildlife Refuge
  12. find buildings with examples of each letter grade, A-F
  13. see a Bluebelt
  14. find a "peaker" plant
  15. find a FloodNet sensor
  16. find a NOAA tide gauge
  17. Get on the water in a boat or kayak (ferry doesn't count!)
  18. go to a park that used to be a landfill
  19. find a NYCHA development still using a temporary boiler from Sandy
  20. walk in a neighborhood with elevated homes
  21. find an outdoor air quality monitor
  22. visit the Army Corps of Engineers ongoing worksite at Rockaway Beach
  23. find the site of a buried stream (i.e. Kissena Creek or Tibbetts Brook)
  24. visit the East Side Coastal Resiliency project