Meet Tom Bell Herring Count Volunteer at the Weir River The NSRWA partners and provides support where needed to many other watersheds and like-minded environmental organizations on the South Shore. […]
The Gall of the Wild Join us for a brief nature lesson discovering the commonly seen, but often overlooked Oak Apple Galls. These fascinating galls provide a safe place for […]
We are so grateful for the open spaces preserved on the South Shore so we can commune with nature while we endure social distancing during the pandemic. Just writing these […]
The spring months in New England are a great time to get out and explore the preserves and forested open spaces in your communities. In doing so, be sure to […]
Due to the continuing Coronavirus health crisis, we are offering our newly updated outdoor guide map for FREE to help you get outside, de-stress, and stay sane and healthy. This […]
By Kezia Bacon, Correspondent It’s time to get outdoors! As we collectively navigate the coronavirus pandemic and the need for Social Distancing, experts are recommending fresh air and exercise as […]
Mark Richardson, Tower Hill Botanical Director Kill Your Lawn Part of our 2020 WaterWatch Lecture Series NATURE WATCH – KILL YOUR LAWN from Norwell Spotlight TV on Vimeo. Please enjoy these 2019 Gardening Green […]
Last spring Sara Grady, NSRWA Ecologist and South Shore Regional Coordinator for the MassBays Partnership, was appointed to the State Special Commission on Ocean Acidification, which had its second meeting […]
Sometimes a great idea just comes together. Recently two new volunteers were meeting with Development Director Gabriela Silva and the conversation turned to getting outdoors and meeting new people. One […]
“Formerly, it is said, salmon were taken in this river.” Samuel Deane writing about the fisheries of the North River, “History of Scituate, Mass.”, published in 1831 By Warren Winders, […]