
It’s been a busy spring at the State House, with numerous environmental bills under consideration by the Joint Committee on Environment and Natural Resources. NSRWA has been actively engaged in […]
It’s been a busy spring at the State House, with numerous environmental bills under consideration by the Joint Committee on Environment and Natural Resources. NSRWA has been actively engaged in […]
The summer of 2025 is off to a great start! Our four college interns have been working on a bunch of projects these past few weeks, including invasive species monitoring, […]
Become a Stream Steward! We are currently seeking volunteers interested in helping restore stream flow in our local waters, as well as volunteers interested in collecting data related to the […]
This past weekend, the NSRWA held its 9th annual South Shore Striper Tournament, with an outstanding turnout from participants, volunteers, and sponsors. In total, 140 anglers, 32 of whom were […]
NATURE by Kezia Bacon, Correspondent Summer is coming and paddling season is here! Are you ready to get out on the water? Would you feel “more ready” if you had […]
Memorial Day came early this year and the harbors along the South Shore are starting to come back to life. As our waterways fill with boats, kayaks, paddleboards and anglers, […]
This past Saturday, the Indian Head River Coalition hosted Indian Head River Day to celebrate this amazing river and its surrounding land. Unfortunately, we had to cancel the kayak paddle […]
We are currently seeking volunteers for our 2025 RiverWatch Water Quality Monitoring program. RiverWatch is a volunteer-driven effort that monitors local waters for compliance with both swimming and shellfishing water […]
NSRWA staff and our partners have been buzzing with excitement over the last week as river herring have been spotted traveling up the temporary bypass channel in Veterans Memorial Park […]
We are just about at the 1/2 way mark for our 2025 herring count. We send a HUGE thank you to our more than 80 volunteers for the counting they’ve […]