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Hello everyone, My name is Anthonia Ogudipe and I am a 2019 Summer Intern at...

The first ever Paddle-a-thon was four years ago and since then it has continued to...

Thanks to the generous support of the Massachusetts Environmental Trust Grant program, we have been working with...

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One of your most powerful tools as a river supporter is your ability to share...

These days, it seems like technology is advancing at an alarming rate, and we are...

Who is the most important critter that relies on the Ipswich River? People! The river...

We are thrilled to announce two new Board members elected by our members at the...

The choir sings Soul Spring as more than 100 people gather to celebrate water in song and...

Guest blog by Paddle-a-thon Committee member, Mark Hodgson Years ago a great blue heron stood...

After the Ipswich River Annual Meeting, the student facilitators shared their thoughts on the evening...

Thank you again to everyone who attended, to the amazing Climate Cafe students and our...