Anthony Shell Phipps Internship
Anthony Shell (second from the left), our intern from Phipps Community Development Corp. started volunteering with the conservation crew on July 27th. Anthony has been
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Anthony Shell (second from the left), our intern from Phipps Community Development Corp. started volunteering with the conservation crew on July 27th. Anthony has been
An Evening with José the Bronx River Beaver On an overcast evening, five canoes set off on the cool, still waters of the Bronx River
This month marks the reopening of the restored Old Snuff Mill (now called the Lillian and Amy Goldman Stone Mill) by the Bronx River in
Hi, my name is Michael Smoot and I work for the Bronx River Alliance. What made this all possible was the training I received from
In its mid-1800s industrial heyday the Bronx River was host to a wide variety of industries. Among them were a number of gunpowder mills, whose
One of the more unusual, and today nearly forgotten, Bronx River communities is the old “Mile Square.” The Mile Square was exactly that – a
Quinel & LaRon handing out PFDs to Flotilla paddlers, on May 1, 2010.
We all cheered when a young Alewife herring was found in the Bronx River recently, evidence that the reintroduction of this long-absent native fish may
What I learned so far on my first week as a intern at the Bronx River Alliance was how to take apart a chainsaw clean
Next month’s Amazing Bronx River Flotilla will end up at the spectacular new Concrete Plant Park on the Bronx River between Bruckner Boulevard and Westchester
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.