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Endangered Turtle Found in the Ipswich River

After catching and evaluating a red-bellied cooter, MassWildlife and US Fish and Wildlife Service released...
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EPA Awards $100,000 to Empower Youth in the Ipswich River Watershed

 Ipswich River Watershed Association (IRWA) is excited to announce we received a $100,000 grant from...
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Maeve Hitchcock, Climate Resiliency Intern

Hello! My name is Maeve Hitchcock and I’m from Swampscott, Massachusetts and this summer I...
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Meet Abby Torres, Pingree School Intern

Hi, I’m Abby Torres, a recently graduated high school student from Marblehead MA! For the...
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Meet Erin Bonney Casey, Our New Executive Director

Erin Bonney Casey has been named as our next Executive Director, beginning on June 17th...
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Water Infrastructure and Housing

The June 6th Task Force Meeting, attended by Senator Tarr, Representative Kassner, and Representative Kerans...
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North Shore Water Resilience Task Force : June ’24 Update

After the historic signing of the North Shore Water Resilience Task Force Charter agreement in...
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Reclaiming the Great Marsh: How Road Abandonment is Key to Climate Resilience

This past year, IRWA took major steps towards addressing a large issue facing much of...
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Ipswich River Watershed Association Awarded $90,000 Cummings Grant

 Ipswich River Watershed Association (IRWA) is one of 150 local nonprofit that will share in...
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State Shellfish Agency Confirms: No Remaining Concerns for Clam Flats from Dam

For the town of Ipswich, the Ipswich River cannot be separated from the world-famous Ipswich...
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Ipswich Mills Dam Removal Project Nationally Recognized Among 43 Projects to Receive U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Funding

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE On April 23, 2024 the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service announced projects...
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So You’re Sediment Curious…?

Clamming flats along the Ipswich River serve as a vital source of livelihood for numerous...
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