Taking Stock of the River
Two people in a canoe will need at least 2 feet of water to float.*...
Read MoreNew Kayak Launch at Riverbend
If you’ve recently visited the dock at our Riverbend headquarters, you’ll have noticed our most...
Read MoreClimate Cafe – Great Marsh
Last Sunday at 11:30 a group of highly motivated high schoolers were preparing for a...
Read MoreIpswich River’s New Environmental Education Apprentice!
Hey everyone, My name is Grace Evans. I am a senior at Ipswich High School...
Read MoreHelping the River Barrel by Barrel
Stormwater pollution and low flows due to non-essential water withdrawals are the two biggest problems...
Read MoreWe’re Seeking a New Science & Restoration Program Director
Ipswich River has recently said farewell to our Science and Restoration Director Brian Kelder. Brian had been at Ipswich River for seven...
Read MoreIt’s Advocacy Season
Recently at Riverbend, many of our most committed river advocates gathered to learn about current...
Read MorePaddle-a-thon June 16th
Join us on Saturday, June 16th for our Paddle-a-thon fundraiser and be a part of keeping...
Read MoreVolunteers Beautify Riverbend
Tuesday, May 22nd — Staff from Cell Signalling Technology pulled into our Riverbend headquarters...
Read MoreIpswich River as Outdoor Classroom: Local School Visits Riverbend
We love having youth groups visit and helping them to learn about this wonderful river...
Read MoreMother-Daughter RiverWatchers Monitor a Key Site on the Ipswich River
Thanks to many dedicated volunteers, we are able to maintain a series of monthly monitoring...
Read MoreAnnual Meeting Report: Thank You For Another Successful Year!
Thank you to everyone who was able to join us at our Annual Meeting...
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