Even with this week’s rain, we are seeing drying trends across the state. While our region is not currently experiencing drought, it is important to conserve water now to avoid further shortages […]
Last week, more than 100 people gathered for NSRWA’s annual Volunteer Appreciation Party—and what a celebration it was! We came together to thank our incredible team of volunteers: citizen scientists, […]
Thirteen weeks. That’s how long our summer internship runs. It appears to go by in the blink of an eye – until we stack up the mountain of work that […]
North and South Rivers Watershed Association (NSRWA), the Town of Marshfield, our staff, volunteers, and partners have been long awaiting the removal of the dam at Veterans Memorial Park in […]
Thanks to the continued support from Battelle, the NSRWA was able to engage South Shore students in our river herring educational program called FISH School. FISH School is part of […]
The Stream Stewards have had a busy start to the summer! Over the course of the past six weeks, we have been out assessing culverts in the Weir River Watershed […]
This year, MassBays and NSRWA completed their seventeenth year of horseshoe crab monitoring in Duxbury. Duxbury is one of sixteen sites across the state that are part of the Massachusetts […]
With the changing of the seasons, the beloved river herring once again made their successful annual upstream journey. From March 30th to June 9th, over 90 of our passionate volunteers […]
Last week, NSRWA Executive Director Samantha Woods testified before the Joint Committee on Environment and Natural Resources in opposition of H.4110. This bill would eliminate the North River Commission and […]
Last weekend, due to the Heat Advisory and after careful consideration of risks of heat illness to our racers, first responders, and our amazing volunteers who help run the race, […]