William Hart, the Bronx River Cowboy
A century after the depredations of Delancey’s Refugees, the Bronx River became the childhood home of an altogether different kind of cowboy. Born in Newburgh,
01/27/2010
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A century after the depredations of Delancey’s Refugees, the Bronx River became the childhood home of an altogether different kind of cowboy. Born in Newburgh,
The word “cowboy” brings to mind images of the Wild West, but the first cowboys splashed across the Bronx River – and they were not
My name is Antwoine Williams, an intern with the Wildcat Young Adult Program, a paid internship program that helps young adults like me get back
On December tenth the United States Department of Agriculture gave the Conservation Crew an Asian Longhorn Beetle training at the New York Botanical Gardens. This
Our Rainwater Harvest barrel was recently vandalized with graffiti. The conservation crew has placed a fence to protect it from future vandalism issues.
Another redoubtable Bronx River woman was a contemporary of Aunt Sarah Titus, Ann Hanson of West Farms. The old Bronx River town of West
In the course of its history the Bronx River has known several redoubtable women, but few proved to be as unmoving as Sarah Titus.
On October 23,2009 we held our second annual Million Trees Event. The area we chose to plant is adjacent to our Education trail located on
Sustainable South Bronx has helped us with many ecological restoration projects along the Bronx River. On this day we planted evergreens along the Bronx River
While we’ve hailed the return of native wildlife to the Bronx River in recent years, we might want to pause and salute one of the
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.