Green Chimneys Featured in The New York Times

Student Zoe walks her horse partner Gandalf out of the horse barn during a specialized therapy small group session of Hoof Harmony

Partnering with Horses to Learn About Self

April 9, 2024

March 4, 2019

Green Chimneys was featured in The New York Times on Sunday, March 3. “Lessons Learned, by Way of a Barn,” by Richard Schiffman, highlights several Green Chimneys students, parents and staff and illustrates how animals help children with special needs learn and grow.

Gyrfalcon

Crowned the best for falconry in medieval times, gyrfalcons were once reserved for kings. As the largest falcon in the world, with exquisite plumage ranging from bright white to deep charcoal, gyrs are revered for their powerful skill of flight. Their long wings make hunting waterfowl from 3,000-feet-high a feasible and fantastical feat. This falcon was flown in the sport of falconry for several years.

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Green Chimneys Featured in The New York Times

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Gyrfalcon