The Bronx River Reservation through Photos: A Local Conservation Photography Journey
- Leslie Archambault
- Mar 8, 2025
- 1 min read
Updated: Apr 4
Last month, I quietly introduced a long-term project I have been kicking around in my head for a while now. The subject is the Westchester County Bronx River Reservation. With this project, I aim to highlight the importance of preserving and caring for this river not only for the species that inhabit it but for the mental and physical well-being of the communities that enjoy them.
A Glimpse of February's Photographs
The photographs I’m sharing this month feature the raw, silent beauty of the Bronx River during winter. Winter may have quieted the landscape, but even with the ice and cold, life persists. I've observed many wintering ducks and geese swimming at the Tuckahoe Duck Pond and at Parkway Oval. One sighting included a dead goose, which was rather unsettling because of the bird flu situation right now. Although I reported it, I am unsure as to whatever came of it. Either way, I am looking forward to what spring has in store fore us. The barren landscape with its mess of tangled branches will soon be full of color.
Looking Ahead: Join the Journey
This project is at it's first phase of life. Over the coming months, I’ll continue to explore the Bronx River Reservation and share my photographic journey with you. The project will evolve as the seasons change, and I am excited to see first hand how the environment transforms and adapts over time.
Follow the Project: Keep up with this project by following my blog and social media, where I'll be sharing new photographs, conservation insights, and updates on the Bronx River Reservation.
Thanks for following along!
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