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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. Read our Latest News Below.
Sincerely, The BCEQ Communications Committee
PO BOX 265, Bronx, NY 10464-0265
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* Latest News *
- Park Land Math 101: Mill Pond Pier 5 Park
- The Public Trust Doctrine and Pier 5 aka Lower Concourse North aka Bronx Point
- Stories about Pier 5 Gentrification
- Council Hearing on Pier 5 Parkland aka Lower Concourse North
- Stories about Lower Concourse North Gentrification aka Pier 5
- Lower Concourse North Parks Sell Out
- Parks Department Surrenders Pier 5 to Small Business without NYC Council Approval
- 2017 July 15 City of Water Day at Mill Pond Park
- BCEQ Comments on the Mayor’s proposal to take Pier 5
- Reliving the 2003 Alienation of Van Cortlandt Park
- Parking Lots for Housing not Parks
- BCEQ Leaders Meet with Speaker’s Land Use Staff on Saving Pier 5
- Mott Haven Herald: From the editor: Hands off Harlem River parkland
- Jerome Park Reservoir Opened Inside the Fence May 20 & 21
- Waterfront Walks 5/20 – not the Harlem, Hudson, Hutchinson Rivers or Westchester Creek
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