To Be Black in a Green Space
“There’s an African American man, I am in Central Park, he is recording me, and threatening myself and my dog!” Amy Cooper (pictured left) emotionally
06/12/2020
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“There’s an African American man, I am in Central Park, he is recording me, and threatening myself and my dog!” Amy Cooper (pictured left) emotionally
Check out this week’s Greenway Blog Post! Join the conversation about how we have to ensure that parks are safe spaces for everyone rather than
The Bronx River Alliance is releasing an RFP for the redesign of its main website. If you design websites professionally, please consider submitting a proposal
Because of Covid-19 record numbers of New Yorkers are getting behind their handlebars and choosing cycling to get around the city. In March Citi Bike
Head on over to the Greenway Blog to check out this week’s post! Learn about how New Yorker’s are turning to their bikes as a
Our crew has been working diligently to keep parks and open spaces around the Bronx River open for its community! Our partners at Building Healthy
Now you can stay engaged with the Bronx River in an exciting new way! Check out our brand new interactive adventure and experience the amazing journey
Thank you for your incredible support, Seen on the River, Water Quality Monitoring and Project WASTE results, Bronx River Alliance Participates in BCEQ Earth Week,
Last night the Empire State Building and other notable New York landmarks were lit up in green reminding us that Parks and their workers, who
During these difficult times parks in New York City have been a lifeline for many, providing a place for relaxation and exercise and helping New
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.