Where Did The Herring Go?
Over 10,000 years ago, the Ipswich River emerged from beneath the ice of a receding...
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Bacteria Monitoring Program Helps to Identify Threats to Water Quality
Bacterial pathogens, such as fecal coliform and E. coli, are one of the main sources...
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Mapping the Future: Wilmington Students Reimagine Their Town
During the first week of December, teachers at Wilmington Middle School hosted us in their...
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The One Big Beautiful Bill Act: What It Means for Your Giving
To: Ipswich River Watershed Association (IRWA) SupportersFrom: Tracy Sopchak, Director of Development and Engagement THE...
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What’s Swimming In The Ipswich River?
You’ve probably heard us talk about herring, but have you ever wondered if there are...
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The River Has a Voice—And We Brought It to Beacon Hill
Last week, IRWA staff and supporters once again took to Beacon Hill to be the...
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Building a Resilient River, One Student at a Time
At the beginning of October, Ipswich River Watershed Association (IRWA) once again partnered with Masconomet...
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Ipswich Mills Dam and the National Register: What Does It Mean?
The Local News recently published an article regarding the Ipswich Mills Dam and its eligibility...
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Fish + Phenology in the Ipswich River Watershed
Guest blog by Maeve Hitchcock Fish are an integral part of the Ipswich River Watershed...
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Acknowledging the Agawam: Honoring the Pawtucket and the True History of This Land
This summer, IRWA River Ambassador Ally Krohg brought her studies in Environmental Science and Indigenous...
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From Zines to Seed Paper
Hello everyone! My name is Hannah Steeves, and I am one of IRWA’s High School...
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Drinking water, Wildlife, and Photography at Lynn Woods
On August 18th, I hosted a Golden Hour Photo Walk at Lynn Woods. It was...
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