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Tessa Makes Our Summer Fun

When I began my position as a summer intern here at IRWA, I had no idea what was in store for the next few weeks. I have learned more than I possibly could have imagined: from how to properly hold a kayak paddle to how to classify macroinvertebrates with a dichotomous key to how to […]

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Learning About Our Water

When people become far removed from the natural world, it becomes easy to believe that what alters the environment has nothing to do with them. Providing education about the natural world, how we rely on and impact it, breaks away that illusion. What’s more, it can foster a life-long love of nature. Where would today’s

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Support IRWA on Prime Day!

Starting today (July 16) at 3 pm, Amazon Prime Members will receive incredible deals. Shop on Amazon Smiles today to help support the Ipswich River Watershed Association. Use this link to shop and Amazon Smiles will donate .5% of your total purchase to us here at IRWA: smile.amazon.com/ch/04-2615125. Thank you for your help.

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We Are Hiring!!

The Watershed Association is currently seeking our next Director for the Ipswich River Science & Restoration Program. This is a full-time position in a small, nimble, fun organization, with offices on the banks of the river in Ipswich. The Restoration Director will manage a variety of activities designed to restore aquatic habitat in the Ipswich,

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Taking Stock of the River

Two people in a canoe will need at least 2 feet of water to float.* Water at many Ipswich River landings drops  up to 2 feet from June to August every year. Anyone who has paddled the same stretch of river in early spring and then again in late spring or summer knows what these

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New Kayak Launch at Riverbend

If you’ve recently visited the dock at our Riverbend headquarters, you’ll have noticed our most recent addition: a kayak launch. Entering and exiting a kayak from a dock requires a different technique than entering from a sloped landing, and it can be a tricky endeavor! We want everyone to be able to get out on

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