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300 Years in the Making: Migratory Pathway Restored to Hood Pond

The replacement of the Pond Street culvert at the outlet of Hood Pond was completed...
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Progress For the Endangered Ipswich

Following the designation of the River in 2021 as one of the most endangered in...
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IRWA awarded $3.4M in federal and foundation grant funding dedicated to advancing 5 dam projects

The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) announced over $87M of federal grant funding dedicated...
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100 Million Gallons of Surplus Water Available Communities Like Ours 

On Monday, December 5, we attended a meeting on the campus of Boston College held...
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Meet our new Environmental Educator, Emma Hughen

Hey there! I am so excited to join the IRWA team as a year-round Environmental...
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Meet our New Director of Development and Engagement, Tracy Sopchak

Greetings IRWA Members! I’m thrilled to be joining the IRWA staff team as the Director...
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Making Progress on Improving and Removing Stream Barriers

Addressing in-stream barriers such as undersized culverts and dams is an ongoing restoration priority for...
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Meet our new intern, Patrick Brien!

Hello! My name is Patrick Brien and I am happy to be Ipswich River Watershed...
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Youth on the River

This summer, a total of about 250 kids ages 5 to 16 visited Riverbend to...
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Advocacy Update

On July 13th, a public meeting was held by the Water Management Act (WMA) Advisory...
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Summer Interns Help Save Ipswich River

As our largest ever class of summer interns begins their departure back to school for...
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Farewell and Thank You, Rachel

Over five years, I’ve had the privilege of growing our Outreach and Education programs into...
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