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A Day in the Life of the Bronx River
As the sun rose over the Bronx on Monday, August 18, groups of scientists from several New York organizations waded out into the Bronx River.
09/02/2014
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As the sun rose over the Bronx on Monday, August 18, groups of scientists from several New York organizations waded out into the Bronx River.
Early last week, the Alliance discovered that one of its storage containers had been broken into and four bikes had been removed. The Bronx River
Recently, the New York Academy of Sciences‘ podcast, Science & the City, reached out to the Alliance looking to do a story about our ecosystem
During Saturday’s "Do Good, Have Fun" clean-up event sponsored by Bud Light, the Bronx River Alliance was awarded the title of "Partner in a Cleaner New
Our "Do Good, Have Fun" Clean-Up event with Bud Light was a huge success! On Saturday, August 2, volunteers and Bronx River Alliance staff descended
JOB OPPORTUNITY: MANAGER OF INSTITUTIONAL GIVING The Bronx River Alliance seeks a Manager of Institutional Giving to raise money from foundation and government sources for
JOB OPPORTUNITY: EDUCATION COORDINATOR The Bronx River Alliance seeks an Education Coordinator who will promote the use of the river as an outdoor classroom, help
The Bronx River Alliance is happy to announce that it is to recieve the prestigious "ACA Stroke of Achievement Award." Each year, the American Canoe
Today-for the very first time-water was released into NYC’s first fish ladder which just so happens to be on the Bronx River! Over the past
On Sunday, June 22nd, artist Lillian Ball and Rocking the Boat kicked off WATERWASH Welcomes, a series of public celebrations of WATERWASH ABC, a green infrastructure project
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.