The North and South Rivers Watershed Association (NSRWA) runs several outdoor educational programs throughout the year. One of the popular and longer running programs is called Estuary Explorers. Through this […]
The NSRWA held their annual meeting on Sunday, November 2 with a full house at the beautiful JPH at Ferry Hill. We said goodbye to long-time board member Janet Fairbanks, […]
We all love our dogs, they are part of our family. Because we love them so much, we want to care for them in the best ways possible. Did you […]
A highlight of 2025 was the completion of our two-year salt marsh prioritization study and report. This report presents the results of a multi-partner assessment and prioritization strategy for salt […]
Recently, I had the opportunity to participate in our summer water quality sampling. To my delight, my 10-year-old grandson wanted to join our team. When I asked him why, he […]
For the past several years, NSRWA has been collaborating with teachers and students from Scituate to High School to study our local salt marshes. Salt marshes make for a fantastic […]
Last Wednesday, river advocates from all over the state gathered at the State House to connect with one another and meet with legislators. After attendees dried out from a very […]
We all love our pooches, they are part of our family. Because we love them so much, we want to care for them in the best ways possible. Did you […]
On September 24th, in partnership with Massachusetts Division of Ecological Restoration (DER) and Old Colony Planning Council, NSRWA hosted a culvert replacement workshop at Hanover’s Town Hall. This workshop was […]
At their Special Town Meeting on October 20, Marshfield residents will vote on two important articles that would allocate funds for projects supported by the NSRWA: next steps for the […]