Where Coyotes, Foxes and Bobolinks Find a New Home: Freshkills Park

As mountains of garbage on Staten Island go from landfill to grassland, the 2,200-acre habitat is attracting wildlife, including nearly a dozen species that are considered rare in the city.

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