You can view the Great Marsh Symposium presentations online here. On November 8th, more than 160 people with a connection to the Great Marsh convened at Woodman’s restaurant along the Essex Causeway, to celebrate the largest continuous stretch of salt marsh in New England. Members of the Great Marsh Coalition have been putting on this […]
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The porcupine, the Algonquians felt, was proof that the universe does not make sense. Their day-to-day existence was swayed by the seasons, reliant on their local resources and filled with hard work. According to Mary Ellen Lepionka, in a recent presentation she gave on the early history of Ipswich River area, the people living in
We’ve been told that the Ipswich River Watershed Association is one of the best kept secrets on the North Shore, but now that secret is out. On the front page of The Boston Globe, North section, beneath a wintry image of the Great Marsh, our Environmental Planner Kristen Grubbs is pictured and quoted. She recently
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