
In Duxbury, NSRWA and the MassBays National Estuary Partnership Program, will be conducting its 17th year of horseshoe crab monitoring. Duxbury is one of sixteen sites across the state that […]
In Duxbury, NSRWA and the MassBays National Estuary Partnership Program, will be conducting its 17th year of horseshoe crab monitoring. Duxbury is one of sixteen sites across the state that […]
Excerpt from our 16-page Greenscapes Guide. Click here to download. Let Nature Provide the Nutrients Fertilizers contain nitrogen, phosphorous, potassium, and other elements that help build strong roots and plants. […]
2025 Striper Tournament Leaderboard The tournament raised more than $25,000 in 2024 in support of our work to restore rivers and fisheries on the South Shore, as well as engage […]
Whitman Earth Day and 2nd Annual Cleanup & Celebration – Saturday, April 12 – 1:00am–2:00 pm – Whitman, MA Beach Cleanup at Hingham Bathing Beach – Friday April, 19 from 1:00-3:00pm Join Project 351 for […]
It has been a gray, rainy week on the South Shore yet we are still in a drought. As of February 1, the Southern Region of Massachusetts (MA) has been […]
Each spring, millions of river herring migrate into Massachusetts’ coastal waters to begin their annual migration up our coastal streams and rivers. They are returning to the place of their […]
Looking for a quick, fun way to show your support for NSRWA? Stop by Hanover Crossing and take a selfie at our Let Our Rivers Flow mural! We’d love to […]
We encourage you to check our website for volunteer opportunities. The sign up process involves a few steps… Head to our website, choose the “Get Involved” tab, and then select […]
MB6.3 South River West Open to Shellfishing In accordance with Chapter 130, Section 74A of the Massachusetts General Laws, the Division of Marine Fisheries has re-examined the waters of South […]
Did you know chemicals from ice melt eventually find their way into rivers and streams, permeating our groundwater and posing potential risks to water supplies, pets, plants, and aquatic life? […]