Join us for a family day in the watershed on the Hanover side of Luddam's Ford Park. This will be a chance for kids to learn to fish, explore the waterfront with friends and family. This park offers an excellent picnic area with space to run around, trails, waterfall and plenty of space to explore. […]
At one time, recognized as the most important river in the colonies, the North River was known for its shipbuilding and water-powered mills. Enjoy a leisurely 2-hour pontoon boat cruise up the North River and hear tales of the River’s past. Cost is $50 for members, $75 for non-members (includes introductory membership). Space is limited […]
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. […]
Finish the longest day of the year with North and South Rivers Watershed Association and Wildlands Trust for a sunset paddle on this tidal fresh water marsh system. We'll put in at the Hanover Canoe Launch and paddle around the Indian Head, Herring, and North Rivers. Participants must be experienced paddlers, be at least 12 […]
Join professional photographer Kjeld Mahoney on our pontoon boat to learn the art of landscape and wildlife photography on the state’s only Scenic Protected River! During this 2-hour boat excursion up to some of the most preserved parts of the North River you will be provided information on using the right lenses, techniques, and settings […]
At one time, recognized as the most important river in the colonies, the North River was known for its shipbuilding and water-powered mills. Enjoy a leisurely 2-hour pontoon boat cruise up the North River and hear tales of the River’s past. Cost is $50 for members, $75 for non-members (includes introductory membership). Space is limited […]
Take a trip with the NSRWA on both the North and the South Rivers! Experience some of the South Shore’s most picturesque views including the river’s mouth and the unique ecosystems of the salt marsh. Learn about the rich shipbuilding history, early life on the rivers, the Portland Gale of 1898, Native American history, as […]
Take a trip with the NSRWA on both the North and the South Rivers! Experience some of the South Shore’s most picturesque views including the river’s mouth and the unique ecosystems of the salt marsh. Learn about the rich shipbuilding history, early life on the rivers, the Portland Gale of 1898, Native American history, as […]
Celebrate the half year point by going out with the NSRWA on a guided paddle exploring the upper reaches of the North River. This includes paddling through the “Crotch” where the Herring Brook and Indian Head meet the North River. This area includes vast marshlands which are rich with color during July. This is a […]
Want to go paddling on the rivers but aren’t sure how to time the tides, where to put in or what the best itineraries are? It can be a little intimidating – but with a little guidance you can enjoy one of the most beautiful natural gems on the South Shore! This workshop is designed […]
Online registration ended Friday, July 12 at 12:00 noon. Day of race (Saturday July 13) registration begins at 8:00am and ends at 9:00am. The race begins at 9:30am. See you on the river! Come join us on the North River and experience one of the most beautiful rivers in Massachusetts. This awesome 7.5 mile race […]
Experience a summer’s sunset on the Spit! Join the NSRWA on a guided “out and back” paddle from the Driftway in Scituate to the Spit. The Spit is a sandy barrier beach formed where the North and South Rivers meet the Ocean. Meet before 7pm at the Driftway Conservation Park in Scituate. We have canoes […]
At one time, recognized as the most important river in the colonies, the North River was known for its shipbuilding and water-powered mills. Enjoy a leisurely 2-hour pontoon boat cruise up the North River and hear tales of the River’s past. Cost is $50 for members, $75 for non-members (includes introductory membership). Space is limited […]
At one time, recognized as the most important river in the colonies, the North River was known for its shipbuilding and water-powered mills. Enjoy a leisurely 2-hour pontoon boat cruise up the North River and hear tales of the River’s past. Cost is $50 for members, $75 for non-members (includes introductory membership). Space is limited […]
Join guide John Galluzzo for a leisurely 2-hour pontoon boat cruise up the North River. Enjoy the scenic views while learning a little bit about the history and natural history of the river. The North River was once home to great shipyards that built vessels like the famous Columbia – the first American ship to […]
Take a tour of the North River and hear about how it has been protected by state and local laws, non-profit organizations, and local citizen activists. Your guide will be Bill Stanton, former NSRWA Executive Director, Marshfield Conservation Commissioner, North River Commission Member and Environmental Lawyer. Cost is $50 for members, $75 for non-members (includes […]
Want to go paddling on the rivers but aren’t sure how to time the tides, where to put in or what the best itineraries are? It can be a little intimidating – but with a little guidance you can enjoy one of the most beautiful natural gems on the South Shore! This workshop is designed […]
At one time, recognized as the most important river in the colonies, the North River was known for its shipbuilding and water-powered mills. Enjoy a leisurely 2-hour pontoon boat cruise up the North River and hear tales of the River’s past. Cost is $50 for members, $75 for non-members (includes introductory membership). Space is limited […]
Join the NSRWA as we explore the lower portions of North River to the historic Union Street Bridge and out to where the North River meets the ocean. See the beautiful and natural barrier beach known to locals as “the Spit”. Venture up river and discuss history and local estuary and salt marsh ecology. History […]
Join the NSRWA as we explore the lower portions of North River to the historic Union Street Bridge and out to where the North River meets the ocean. See the beautiful and natural barrier beach known to locals as “the Spit”. Venture up river and discuss history and local estuary and salt marsh ecology. History […]
