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The Current, February 2020 Newsletter

By Diogomaye Ndiaye
February 26, 2020

Happy Valentine’s Day, Save These Dates, Winter Workday at the Foodway, Bronx Winter Fest, Bronx Park SpeakUp, HIghline Network.

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The Bronx River Alliance is a coordinated voice for the river that works in partnership to protect, improve and restore the Bronx River corridor so that it can be a healthy ecological, recreational, resource for the communities through which it flows.

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The Bronx River Alliance seeks a Science Research Mentor for the Environmental Education and Leadership for Students (EELS) Program!

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Cross Bronx 5 Bridges Project

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Press Release – EPA Announces Nearly $1 Million to Support Involving South Bronx Communities in Climate Resiliency Planning

Press Release – EPA Announces Nearly $1 Million to Support Involving South Bronx Communities in Climate Resiliency Planning

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Press Release – Westchester Coalition for Clean Water

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