A Bug’s Life: The Story of Drought
Volunteers are needed to collect data on the Ipswich River of the current severe drought...
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The River Plunges Into Drought Again
Climate projections predict longer stretches of record breaking heat and drought will be the...
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Grace’s Second Summer on the River
Returning Kerry Mackin intern Grace Evans was well prepared to deal with the uncertainties of...
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Regional Restoration Provides Impactful Climate Resiliency
At a recent remote presentation, Restoration Manager Kaitlyn Shaw and Colin Lawson of Trout...
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First Time Paddler
Tufts intern Ngodoo Atume and Kerry Mackin intern Grace Evans enjoy a paddle downriver from...
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Kaitlyn Returns to the Sea
Our Restoration Manager Kaitlyn Shaw is moving on, to work for the National Oceanic and...
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Let Your Yard Go Truly Green
There are many reasons why someone might want a green grass lawn, whether for visual...
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Progress on Stream Connectivity Continues
Tim Mathews and John Sheedy of the MA Division of Fish and Wildlife Fisheries Managers...
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Monitoring Shows the Impact of Droughts on River Life
Volunteer monitor, Claire Hilsinger, sampling macroinvertebrates at Walker Creek in Gloucester. Macroinvertebrates are good indicators...
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Partners in the Battle Against Pepperweed
Grace Evans and Adam Clark (first and second on left) lead volunteers in pulling invasive...
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Successful South Shore Tidal Crossing Assessment Workshop
Restoration manager, Kaitlyn Shaw promises she has a big grin under her mask, because sharing...
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A Tale of Two Rivers
The photo above, taken at the South Middleton Dam shows the low flow in the...
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