CRC comments on North Hartland Project (P-2816-050) EA Scoping Document
Kimberly D. Bose, Secretary Federal Energy Regulatory Commission 888 First Street, N.E. Washington, DC 20426 Re: CRC comments on North Hartland Project (P-2816-050) and
CRC comments on the Newbury hydroelectric project (P-5261) Study Reports
June 22, 2020 John Greenan, P.E. Green Mountain Power 2154 Post Road Rutland, VT 05701 Re: CRC comments on the Newbury hydroelectric project (P-5261)
Newly Planted Trees Help Make Local Rivers and Businesses Healthier
Pomfret, VT – This week the Connecticut River Conservancy (CRC) announced that 6,412 native trees and shrubs have been planted along 12,500 feet of
Spotlight on FirstLight: Why CRC has concerns about FirstLight
Spotlight on FirstLight On March 4, 2020 CRC highlighted the decades-long issues with fish passage at Turners Falls Dam, owned by FirstLight, as well
Celebrating Arbor Day by Planting Trees to Help Rivers and Local Economies
Pomfret, VT – In celebration of Arbor Day, the Connecticut River Conservancy (CRC) and partners are planting 6,250 native trees and shrubs on more
River Resources for Trying Times
Going with the Flow We're all adjusting to our "new normal" these days. Whether you've got kids at home or are looking for distractions
River Germs Spike After Rain
Greenfield, MA – As weather begins to warm and people head outside for fresh air and exercise while remaining physically distant, Connecticut River Conservancy
Celebrating Earth Day with a Dam Removal
Londonderry, VT – To celebrate the 50th anniversary of Earth Day, Connecticut River Conservancy (CRC) is pleased to announce it will remove an old
CRC comments on the Cavendish (P-2489) Preliminary Application Document
John Greenan, P.E. Green Mountain Power Corporation 2152 Post Road Rutland, VT 05701 Re: CRC comments on the Cavendish (P-2489) Preliminary Application Document and
Migrating Fish get a Big Leg Up(river)
Spring freshet on Connecticut River at Turner's Falls, MA. Photo: Al Braden Greenfield, MA – Connecticut River Conservancy (CRC) applauds a recent