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The Bronx Council for Environmental Quality seeks to establish — as an Inherent Human Right — a sound, forward-looking environmental policy regarding an aesthetic, unpolluted, environment protecting a natural and historic heritage.
” . . . aesthetic, unpolluted, environment
protecting a natural and historic heritage“
Check out our mission and goals under “About BCEQ.” Read about some of our projects. Join us when you can. If you want to talk to us, go to our contact page. Thank you for visiting our home page.
Sincerely, The BCEQ Communications Committee
PO BOX 265, Bronx, NY 10464-0265
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* Latest News *
- 2013 Regional Open Space Advisory Committee Report – NYC Region 2
- Wed. March 19, Waterfront Planning and Design Guidelines, 3 – 7 p.m.
- Wed. Jan. 29 Bronx Parks 125 Part 4: The Planning of The Bronx Through Parks
- Sat. March 26, Creating a Bridge to Re-Unite Neighbors: Croton Pedestrian Bridge Event
- Sat. Feb. 22 Celebrate the 20 years of Speak Up, 11 am to 5 pm
- Pier 5 Pop Up Wetland Plants Clean the Harlem River
- Volunteer opportunity in Park Natural Areas
- Mott Haven Herald: River cleanup may point way to new park, 092813
- Fall 2013 Schedule of Meetings and Events
- HARLEM RIVER: CLEAN WATER IT, GREENWAY IT, MAINTAIN IT — Sept. 18
- City of Water Day in Your Neighborhood Mural of Pier 5 Cleaning Water
- 2012 NYC Green Infrastructure Report
- 2012 Green Infrastructure Pilot Monitoring Report
- Climate Central: Hurricane Sandy’s Untold Filthy Legacy: Sewage
- USGS Hurricane Sandy Storm Tide mapper
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