New 222nd Street Bike Lanes Connect with Shoelace Park
(Photo during installation. 222nd Street bike lane is complete on
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Just like the river, things are moving at Bronx River Alliance.
From our monthly newsletter, The Current, to news, announcements, and our media kit, here’s where you can stay up-to-date on our impact and awards.
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Learn about our activities, pilot projects, plans, and impact along the Bronx River.
(Photo during installation. 222nd Street bike lane is complete on
Earlier this week, NYC Parks & Recreation Department submitted an
New York City’s Department of City Planning is working on
City officials and park advocates came together to welcome Starlight
The United States Environmental Protection Agency recently honored Bronx River
Saturday April 27th was the Shoelace Park 10K Fun Run/Walk.
The Bronx River Alliance was part of a ride-through last
Preparing fascines for installation. Tying up the bundles Securing fascine
Pull On Your Boots … Bronx River Education Team Launches
Veronica M. White Commissioner New York City Department of Parks
The face of the southern Bronx River has changed in
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On 25 March 2021, as the world was struggling to find its footing after being pummeled by a worldwide pandemic, I grounded myself in the
For our second week of commemorating Black Changemakers of the Bronx River, we honor the work of Gloria Alston. 84-year-old Gloria Alston is a long-time
Go behind the scenes in our Greenway Blog.
With miles of trails, dozens of playgrounds and fitness stations, the river offers many free ways to get active while exploring local history, native wildlife,
The Bronx River Alliance (BxRA) is a collaboration of people who advocate for the protection of the Bronx River and its watershed. They ensure that
We’ve been restoring the river and watershed for decades. Come see some highlights of work in years’ past.
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Get a vibrant view of life in the Bronx—from people connecting, river restored, access by the community, and a borough coming back to life.Â
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