With the perfect storm of high heat, increased summer demand, and more people at home due to Covid-19, our streams are drying up. The reduced flow is caused, unfortunately, not […]
The Drying Up of Our Streams
Why We Paddle for the NSRWA
Director of Development and Community Engagement Gabriela Silva spoke with the Tobias family about why they paddle for the NSRWA. Why are you doing this race? We are lucky to […]
Top 5 Paddles on the North and South Rivers
Join us Tuesday July 21st at Noon for a Zoom Meeting Q & A on paddling the rivers if you would like more info! Register here. Whether you’re visiting the […]
2020 Virtual Great River Race Leaderboard
Who’s in the lead?! This is the place to check out the current leaders in each division for the 30th Annual Virtual Great River Race! Click here to download the […]
Overnight camping on the North River
By Geoff Gordon, NSRWA Board Member I have enjoyed sleeping under the stars since my dad took me to Moosehead Lake when I was five. There’s something about the stars, […]
Striped Bass…Morone saxatilis
By Warren Winders Southeastern Mass. Trout Unlimited North River near New Inlet, June 1956 My first sighting of a striped bass took place on the deck of a lobster boat. […]
Striper Tournament Leaderboard
2020 Striper Tournament Leaderboard Congratulations to our 2020 South Shore Striper Tournament Winners! Click here to see a presentation from the awards. Thanks to all of our Corporate Sponsors! Please support […]
26 Years of Water Quality Monitoring
Looking Back at 26 Years of Water Quality Monitoring in the North and South Rivers As of last year, the North and South Rivers Watershed Association has been sampling water […]
2020 WaterSmart Video Contest
Create a Stormwater Pollution or Water Conservation Video for a Chance to Win a $500 Gift Card! WaterSmart South Shore, the North and South Rivers Watershed Association (NSRWA), and Harbor […]
Shad Fishing in the North and South Rivers
By Warren Winders, Southeastern Mass. Trout Unlimited Contrary to our reputation for secrecy, we anglers are actually a gregarious bunch. And we probably achieve our seasonal height of sociability when […]