In the 1600's, New York City's Bronx River was a drinking water source and a sylvan haven for beaver, oysters, and herring. It became blighted as urbanization progressed, reincarnating as an industrial power source, an open sewer, and a garbage dump. Today, landscape ecologists are reconstructing the waterway's ecological history as a reference point for its restoration effort. Watch conservation teams coax new life into the Bronx River as they restock it with native fish, lay down oyster beds, and remove invasive species along its shores.
how did they make such detailed maps way back then?
rotensnatchmuffdiver 7 months ago
intensely interesting....the unsung river surrounding Manhattan
SFConifer 1 year ago
im gunna voulunteer to help clear up the poor bronx river.
dangerrat456 1 year ago
o wow this is s0o cool you guys are the best....i wish i could help
DaTriniProphet 2 years ago
Bronx River Alliance is great. They do fantastic work.
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bakuenryu 2 years ago
My sxchool is right near the Bronx River it really is dirty as they say trust me ive been in there twice (not really IN IT) just near it
Gokiller2000 2 years ago
omg i totaly did the bronx river alliance program as my 10th grade internship lol it was sooo cold and boring and i hated every minute of it but the people working with me was cool....omg i worked on erosion and banking lol it was hard.
Juan2009NewTime 3 years ago
w0000t
animelegacy 3 years ago
Way to go y'all... I love Elaine.
YouAdamNazzkl0wn 3 years ago
Mr Porters the man!
kit831b 3 years ago