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Father’s Day Family Paddle

Want to do something fun for Father’s Day but don’t have any ideas? Want to go paddling on a pond but don’t have a canoe? If you answered yes to either of there questions, come join the NSRWA on a family firendly paddle on Norwell’s Jacobs Pond! All equipment included and all experience levels welcome. […]

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South River Restoration Moves Forward in Duxbury and Marshfield

Posted on August 2, 2018April 24, 2019 by Lori

NSRWA recently received grant funding to support further study of the removal of two dams on the South River. A total of $12,000 was awarded by the Baker-Polito Administration through the Division of Ecological Restoration (DER) Priority Projects Program. The program provides projects with grant funding, project management, and contracted technical services for wetland and […]

Posted in NewsTagged change, climate, Dam, dams, DER, Duxbury, flooding, grant, Herring, Marshfield, NSRWA, park, Pond, quality, River, South, Street, Temple, Vetrans, water

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Hunters Pond Dam Removal Celebrated

Posted on September 14, 2017April 24, 2019 by Lori

A dedication for the Hunters Pond Dam removal was held on September 6th at Mordecai Lincoln Road in Scituate. The former dam was a head-of-tide dam on Bound Brook, a tributary to the Gulf River which flows into Cohasset Harbor. Removing the dam opened up 5 miles of river habitat, restored 2.5 acres of wetland, […]

Posted in NewsTagged Bound, Brook, Celebrated, Cohasset, Dam, dedication, Hunters, Lincoln, MassBays, Mordecai, NSRWA, Pond, removal, Scituate

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Great news – another dam in Scituate bites the dust (soon)!

Posted on March 23, 2017April 24, 2019 by Lori

Hunters Pond Dam Removal and Bound Brook Restoration Project NSRWA Ecologist/South Shore Regional Coordinator for the MassBays Program, Sara Grady, has been involved with this project in two roles – monitoring support and public outreach. She will continue to be involved through monitoring of the project during construction and post-restoration, and promoting the project in […]

Posted in NewsTagged Brook, Dam, Hunters, NSRWA, Pond, removal. Scituate, restoration

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