SPOTLIGHT On CRWC

Mission: Four watershed states, one job. CRWC is committed to safeguarding our basin’s natural heritage

History: 60 years of accomplishments

Annual Meeting: This was the 60th time that Members, Trustees and Staff gathered!

Programs: Advocacy, Restoration, Outreach, Recreation—CRWC in action

Staff: Meet CRWC’s diverse group of accomplished professionals

Board: Dedication, professionalism, and a willingness to help characterize our Board

Contact & Offices Information: Our regional locations, hours, emails, phones, and contacts

Employment Opportunities: When we have job openings, they will be posted here

Publications: Guides, books, reports, newsletters and more that highlight river attributes & issues

Our Annual Meeting & 60th Anniversary Celebration
was a great success.

Sunday, July 22nd
Paddle - Noon until 1:30p.m.,
Meeting - 2p.m. until 4p.m.

The Wilder Center
2087 Hartford Ave., Wilder, VT 05088

The event featured:

• Al Braden, an environmental and outdoor photographer based in Austin, Texas, lead us on a photographic tour of the Connecticut River, from source to sea. We saw portions of the River we had not visited yet.
• Locally-sourced light refreshments.
• A pre-event paddle launched from the nearby Killowatt Park North, led by North Country River Steward, Ron Rhodes.
• A silent auction to benefit CRWC, including a variety of river trips, a collapsible kayak, Connecticut River books, and Al Braden photographs.

Silent Auction

An outstanding collection of photographs by our speaker Al Braden were framed by him for the auction.

	Connecticut River begins at Fourth Connecticut Lake. 2004.
	Connecticut River, looking north from the Samuel Morley Bridge, Orford, NH. 2008. NOTE: This print is available for purchase before the meeting. Call us at 413-772-2020 x204 for details.
	Windsor-Cornish Bridge, built in 1866, is the longest in the U.S. and spans 449.5 feet. 2002.
	Connecticut River bank Near Charlestown, New Hampshire. 2000.
	Early morning in June at Schell Bridge over the Connecticut River, Northfield, MA. 2002. NOTE: This print is available for purchase before the meeting. Call us at 413-772-2020 x204 for details.
	Spring freshet on Connecticut River at Turner's Falls, MA. 2000.
	Rich Pioneer Valley farmland along the Connecticut River from Mt. Sugarloaf in South Deerfield, MA. 2000.
	Aerial of Oxbow and Oxbow Marina on Connecticut Rivernear Holyoke Ridge and Mount Tom, Northampton, MA. 2008.
	Fireworks over Connecticut River celebrate Riverfest at Hartford, CT. 2000.
	Mouth of river at Great Island, Black Hall River, Back River and Griswold Point, Old Lyme, CT. 2008.
	Saybrook JettyLight at the end of the channel marks the mouth of the Connecticut River, Old Saybrook, CT. 2002.
	Aerial of Fenwick Point, Saybrook Jetty, Lynde Point Light, at the mouth of the Connecticut River, Old Saybrook, CT. 2008