
NATURE by Kezia Bacon, Correspondent The days are getting shorter, the nights are growing longer, and most mornings there is a chill in the air. It’s a long-held tradition in […]
NATURE by Kezia Bacon, Correspondent The days are getting shorter, the nights are growing longer, and most mornings there is a chill in the air. It’s a long-held tradition in […]
Current NSRWA members will be getting their guide map in the mail. Be on the lookout in the weeks ahead and thank you for your support! Not a member, no […]
September 14-21 is National Estuaries Week. Estuaries are where rivers meet the sea, and they are all around you. Just on the South Shore, there are fourteen (depending on how […]
NATURE by Kezia Bacon, Correspondent Have you heard about the bald eagles that are nesting on the North River? Have you seen them? For the past century, to observe a […]
We have yet to meet a bay, river or estuary on the South Shore that we didn’t want to help protect or restore. As the largest water and science based […]
Saturday, September 7 Live Music 6:00-10:00pm (Doors open at 5:30pm) ● Jay Psaros ● The Marshalls ● Liz McKeen ● Howie Howie ● Mojo Mama ● The Coconotes ● Border […]
Thank YOU for helping us meet the $200,000 Bloomwhistle Matching Gift Challenge to protect our local waters! We are grateful to the Bloomwhistle Charitable Fund for their visionary leadership and […]
Coming up in a little over a week, MassBays South Shore, Mass. DMF and NSRWA are having an Eelgrass Survey Blitz! in Duxbury, Kingston & Plymouth Bay. And we need […]
December 19, 1919 By: Henry T. Claus Transcribed and edited by Jane Estabrooks Rapid Accretion Another interesting shipbuilder of his time was Alden Briggs of the Briggs family which played […]
On May 9, NSRWA co-sponsored South Shore Climate Change Symposium held at Norwell’s Cushing Memorial Hall. Over 100 state and local leaders and concerned citizens attended the day-long event, which […]