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Celebrate Earth Week!
Join the Bronx River Alliance as we celebrate our Earth and our Bronx River with a week full of stewardship, workshops, and free family-friendly events!
04/08/2022
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Join the Bronx River Alliance as we celebrate our Earth and our Bronx River with a week full of stewardship, workshops, and free family-friendly events!
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
For our first week of commemorating Black Changemakers of the Bronx River, we honor the work of Justin Mashia! Justin is a prolific community organizer
For our third week of commemorating Black Changemakers of the Bronx River, we honor the work of Nessie Panton. Nessie Panton has a long history
Concrete Plant Park will be closed this winter beginning on November 1st, with an expected re-opening on March 1st, depending on the pace of construction.
We are so incredibly proud to introduce our new staff to you all! Jasmine Robles, pictured on the left, is a NYC Parks employee
We are so happy to announce that we will be accepting food scraps to compost over at River House, 1490 Sheridan Boulevard. Come by every
Protecting, improving and restoring the Bronx River corridor is a big job—everyone in the community has a different role to play. Find the perfect activity
Dear Bronx River Partners, Volnteers, Members, and Supporters, 20 years! It’s hard to believe that two decades have passed since a band of passionate community
The Bronx River Alliance stands with the Asian community during this frightening streak of violence and prejudice. In support of the fight against this wave
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.