With the November 3 election just around the corner, Massachusetts voters have a unique opportunity to secure dedicated, long-term funding for environmental initiatives without raising a single dollar in taxes. […]
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12 Walks with Old Stone Walls
NATURE by Kezia Bacon Have you ever come across a stone wall in the woods and wondered why? The chain of events that led to these seemingly incongruent yet common […]
Seeding the Future: Restoring Eelgrass and Building Community Engagement
Eelgrass meadows provide multiple ecosystem benefits in estuarine systems: they support biodiversity, attenuate wave energy, stabilize and oxygenate sediments, sequester carbon and nutrients, and filter the water column. Eelgrass meadows […]
River People/River Stories – Chris Toto Zaremba
The North and South Rivers aren’t just waterways – they are a community. A community filled with personal stories. As NSRWA plans for the future, we want to be sure […]
Remembering Bill Stanton
By Samantha Woods, NSRWA Executive Director Last week, the NSRWA lost a longtime committed volunteer, advocate, former Executive Director, and loyal friend, Bill Stanton. Bill hired me in 2002 to […]