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Get started in helping to restore the Bronx River using the mobile app, Marine Debris Tracker. It was created from the NOAA Marine Debris Program and
11/22/2017
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Get started in helping to restore the Bronx River using the mobile app, Marine Debris Tracker. It was created from the NOAA Marine Debris Program and
At the Citywide Long Term Control Plan meeting on November 15th, over 100 water advocates came out to Queens to show support for their local
Take a look at this creative video series created by the Syracuse University Envioronmental Finance Center about platic waste.
Become a citizen scientist and regulary record plant and wildlife along the Bronx River. Sign up for Nature’s Notebook, a program that is run by
Foodway’s first season was a huge success! We celebrated the official launch on September 16 with food, music and performances. The Foodway also had the
We would like to congratulate Surabhi and the Urban Waters Team for winning the 2017 Sammies, "People’s Choice Award" by Partnership for Public Service. The
As we near the completion of River House, we’ll be introducing some of the green design elements that will make River House the "Greenest Building
Read this interesting article from the New York Times about the Colorado River possibly being recongnized as a person. This may be a good thing
Help participate in a study to help Columbia University understand the amount of air pollution that bicyclists are exposed to when biking around New York
For the 6th consecutive year REI, the Bronx River Alliance & the Friends of Soundview Park came together to host one of our biggest volunteer
The Bronx River Alliance serves as a coordinated voice for the river and works in harmonious partnership to protect, improve and restore the Bronx River corridor so that it can be a healthy ecological, recreational, educational and economic resource for the communities through which the river flows.
The Alliance works in close partnership with the New York City Department of Parks & Recreation and with over one hundred other partners to reclaim the Bronx River.