NATURE by Kezia Bacon, Correspondent It is morning on the river. The sun has risen enough to bring its warmth to the day. Trees sway gently in the breeze. Fluffy […]
VOTE FOR YOUR FAVORITE PHOTO!
Voting is now closed. The votes from Wishpond and Facebook will be added to tabulate the winners. Stay tuned for the list of winners. Prizes: 1st place: Private NSRWA guided […]
Get Your FREE NSRWA Canoe and Kayak Guide
Want to get out on the North or South River but don’t know how? The rivers are tidal so you have to time the tides. The NSRWA Canoe and Kayak […]
South River Herring Can’t Get Past the Dam Fish Ladder!
In the spring, river herring migrate almost nine miles from Massachusetts Bay to the fish ladder on the South River at the Veterans Memorial Park dam in Marshfield in order […]
Catch and Release the Right Way
By Kevin Cassidy, NSRWA Board Member Striped bass support one of the most important and exciting recreational fisheries in Massachusetts, and we are lucky to have striped bass in the […]
NSRWA Hosts Family Fishing Outing
A great day was had by all at the Kids Intro to Fishing and Family Picnic on Saturday, May 5th! Families from across the South Shore got together to fish […]
Unplugging: Its Joys and Challenges
Unplug by taking a walk in the woods. Pictured here: Cornell Woodland in North Marshfield. (This article was originally published in September 2011. It was inadvertently left out of this […]
Canoe Rental on the North River
Canoeing on the North River. (This article was originally published in September 2012. It was inadvertently left out of this blog.) In mid-September, a high school friend was visiting from […]
New Conservation Lands in Marshfield
The trail into the John Little Conservation Area in Marshfield. (This article was originally published in December 2012. It was inadvertently left out of this blog.) The South Shore is […]
Outdoor Opportunities in March and April
There’s always something happening at Daniel Webster Wildlife Sanctuary in Marshfield. (This article was originally published in March 2013. It was inadvertently left out of this blog.) Dear Reader, I […]