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WALKING TOUR REPORT / WALKING DUTCH KILLS

On May 15, 2026, Newtown Creek Alliance led a guided tour of the Dutch Kills Loop, one of the five tributaries that make up the Newtown Creek watershed. The walk invited participants to explore the challenges and opportunities along Dutch Kills, from combined sewer overflows and deteriorating bulkheads to ecological restoration projects and emerging visions […]

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Introducing 2026 TIDALS Research Fellows

NCA is excited to welcome our 2026 TIDALS Research Fellows: Ramisa, Saanvi, Pawel, Jonah, and Rachel! For 10 weeks this summer, this cohort of five will be studying shoreline habitats in Newtown Creek, helping our ongoing marine-focused restoration projects, and contributing to ongoing field work research projects. Their work will support our larger efforts for […]

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Walking Tour Report / Creekside Cargo: Walking the Last Mile

On May 2, 2026, Newtown Creek Alliance was thrilled to join organizations across the City in celebrating this year’s Jane Jacobs’ Weekend. NCA led the tour “Creekside Cargo: Walking the Last Mile” in Maspeth. NCA offered participants an on-the-ground exploration of the intertwined histories of industry, infrastructure, environmental justice, and ecological restoration along Newtown Creek. We […]

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2026 TIDALS Summer Research Fellowship

Newtown Creek Alliance is excited to announce the return of the TIDALS Fellowship program — our hands-on summer internship that explores the impacts of shoreline restoration in Newtown Creek through water quality testing, plant matter sampling, wildlife tracking, and more. The 3.8-mile brackish waterway is in the early stages of its Superfund Cleanup process following […]

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Introducing 2025 TIDALS Research Fellows

NCA is excited to welcome our 2025 TIDALS Research Fellows: Jackie, Rendy, Alex, Christel, and Tiffany! For 10 weeks this summer, this cohort of five will be studying shoreline habitats in Newtown Creek, helping our ongoing marine-focused restoration projects, and designing independent research projects. Their work will support our larger efforts for improved water quality […]

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