Living in New England, we are used to erratic weather but this year’s fall drought, wildfires and red flag warnings have taken many of us by surprise. Last week, the […]
South Shore in a Significant Drought
Veterans Park Improvements and Dam Removal Groundbreaking Ceremony
This week’s groundbreaking ceremony at Veterans Memorial Park in Marshfield was a true reflection of the process itself. It has taken over 10 years and collaboration between multiple parties for […]
20 Nature Trails with Boardwalks
NATURE by Kezia Bacon, Correspondent Earlier this year, I received a message from a reader looking for trails with boardwalks. While perusing the Get Outdoors section of NSRWA’s website, she […]
2024 NSRWA Annual Meeting Honors Volunteers and Highlights Accomplishments
The North and South Rivers Watershed Association held their annual meeting on Sunday, November 3, 2024, with a full house at the beautiful JPH at Ferry Hill. The year 2024 […]
Student Story Map on Scituate Salt Marshes
We are excited to highlight the capstone project work by Amelia DiCosimo. Amelia is a senior at Scituate High School who became involved with NSRWA, CSCR and SBNMS in the […]
Rockland Sewer Commissioners Quit
In early October all three members of the Rockland Board of Sewer Commissioners suddenly resigned. It is not entirely clear why they all resigned at once but there have been […]
DCR’s Renewed Commitment to Protecting the North River
Earlier this month, NSRWA hosted a pontoon boat tour of the North River for South Shore legislators and Commissioner Arrigo from the Department of Conservation and Recreation (DCR). It was […]
Doug Gray Honored at Newly Renovated Stephens Field Park
A great afternoon to celebrate a great person! It was a lovely afternoon at Plymouth’s newly renovated Stephens Field Park. There were family activities, special guests, and local food and […]
Calling All Young Environmentalists – Join Our Youth Advisory Council
Are you passionate about the local environment? Are you looking to get more involved inyour local community? The NSRWA is excited to launch our new initiative, called the Climate Action […]
13 Spooky Places to Go for a Walk
NATURE by Kezia Bacon, Correspondent September had barely begun when Halloween decorations started appearing in my neighborhood. Towering skeletons, witches perched in mid-air, giant spiders climbing walls and windows… all […]