
NATURE by Kezia Bacon, Correspondent We are fortunate to have access to hundreds of miles of trails on the South Shore. Some lead through forests, others through fields, and still […]
NATURE by Kezia Bacon, Correspondent We are fortunate to have access to hundreds of miles of trails on the South Shore. Some lead through forests, others through fields, and still […]
Despite recent rains, the South Shore is still experiencing a worsening drought. On Wednesday, August 24, Energy and Environmental Affairs (EEA) Secretary Bethany Card declared a Level 3 – Critical […]
It’s hard to believe, but we have already completed the last week of RiverWatch for the summer. Thank you so much to all the volunteers that helped us collect samples, […]
For the second year in a row, the NSRWA and the North River Commissioners were forced to obtain an earmark in the state’s budget to fund the annual operations of […]
The end of summer is quickly approaching, but we still have a few weeks of RiverWatch left. Our last monitoring excursion was a little different due to some complications at […]
Students of Randolph Public School Summer Discovery Zone participated in the North and South Rivers Watershed Association F.I.S.H. School. Short for Fostering Innovative Science through Herring Counts in Schools, F.I.S.H. […]
NATURE by Kezia Bacon, Correspondent When summer turns hot and humid, you won’t find me in the woods. Although it can be wonderfully green and beautiful, it can also be […]
Our Great River Racers are a hardy bunch! Despite 100 degree heat, a fun time was had by all at the 32nd annual race. This year there were 165 racers […]
This fall, in partnership with Hanover Crossing, Mass Division of Ecological Restoration, NOAA Habitat Conservation, and MassBays, we will be removing two weirs on the Third Herring Brook to restore […]
Article adapted with permission from Elizabeth Moulds of the Weir River Watershed. Summer is in full swing! The beautiful and hot weather has also kicked off a Level-2 Significant Drought […]