If you are Marshfield resident, please attend the Fall Town Meeting on Monday November 18, 2019 to help improve the South River for river herring by removing the dam at […]
Make the South River Accessible for Herring
Drink With Purpose and Support the NSRWA
Untold Brewing is releasing a new citrus hazy beer the weekend of November 16 and 17 (with a pre-release on Friday November 15th) aptly named “With Purpose” in collaboration with […]
Celebrating People Protecting Our Waters
NATURE WATCH 2019 NSRWA ANNUAL MEETING from Norwell Spotlight TV on Vimeo. Last Friday the NSRWA celebrated people who are protecting our waters! Highlights from this year’s work emphasized how […]
The Hidden Gems of Hanover’s Forge Pond Park
NATURE by Kezia Bacon, Correspondent Hanover’s Forge Pond Park is large (75 acres), and as you drive up the entrance road, it might be easy to presume from first glance that it is […]
Sites of the Old North River Shipyards – Part 6
December 19, 1919 By: Henry T. Claus Transcribed and edited by Jane Estabrooks A Democracy Afloat Others perhaps had a large share in making history in those history-making days, but […]
Keeping Fish Out of Hot Water in Norwell and Hanover
The Third Herring Brook will be able to keep its “cool” with new protections provided from being designated a Coldwater Fisheries Resource (CFR) by Massachusetts Division of Fisheries and Wildlife. […]
Celebrate People Protecting Our Waters
Friday, November 1, 2019 7:00 – 9:00 pm South Shore Natural Science Center Join us on Friday, November 1st, at 7:00 pm to hear about the exciting accomplishments of the […]
Removing Contamination at the Fireworks Site
Lend your voice to help us tell the DEP we want the Fireworks Site cleaned up, our rivers left as healthy as before they were contaminated, and a future that […]
SITES OF THE NORTH RIVER SHIPYARDS – PART 5
December 19, 1919 By: Henry T. Claus Transcribed and edited by Jane Estabrooks Came to Boston’s Tea-Party Another history-making ship that the North River gave to the nation was the […]
Fall Festivals for Outdoor Family Fun!
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 […]