Do you have a favorite area to walk on the South Shore that you would like to share with others? Do you have an expertise in flora or fauna that […]
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Take Action on Climate Change this Fall!
Get empowered to take action locally to make our water and the wildlife that we love more resilient to a changing climate! Through an exciting new partnership with the First Parish […]
NSRWA Estuary Explorers Program Continues its Partnership with Catholic Charities Boston
The North and South Rivers Watershed Association (NSRWA) had another wonderful summer full of outdoor programming. In addition to our local multi-day recreation offerings and River Adventures kayaking expeditions, the […]
Enjoy the View: 15 Noteworthy Benches
NATURE by Kezia Bacon, Correspondent We are fortunate to have access to hundreds of miles of trails on the South Shore. Some lead through forests, others through fields, and still […]
Drought Worsens on the South Shore
Despite recent rains, the South Shore is still experiencing a worsening drought. On Wednesday, August 24, Energy and Environmental Affairs (EEA) Secretary Bethany Card declared a Level 3 – Critical […]
RiverWatch Results for 8-16-22
It’s hard to believe, but we have already completed the last week of RiverWatch for the summer. Thank you so much to all the volunteers that helped us collect samples, […]
Thank You to Our Legislators for Funding the North River Scenic Protective Order
For the second year in a row, the NSRWA and the North River Commissioners were forced to obtain an earmark in the state’s budget to fund the annual operations of […]
RiverWatch Results for 8-2-22
The end of summer is quickly approaching, but we still have a few weeks of RiverWatch left. Our last monitoring excursion was a little different due to some complications at […]
Students of Randolph Public Schools Get Fishy!
Students of Randolph Public School Summer Discovery Zone participated in the North and South Rivers Watershed Association F.I.S.H. School. Short for Fostering Innovative Science through Herring Counts in Schools, F.I.S.H. […]
Hot Weather Nature Fun: Explore a Jetty or a Tide Pool!
NATURE by Kezia Bacon, Correspondent When summer turns hot and humid, you won’t find me in the woods. Although it can be wonderfully green and beautiful, it can also be […]