LiveStream, Episode 10: WORLD FISH MIGRATION DAY on the Connecticut River
In celebration of World Fish Migration Day (Oct. 24, 2020) we're highlighting work being done across our watershed in support of migratory fish. Join Lael
Volunteers Unite for Cleaner Rivers
[Greenfield, MA] — This year’s annual Source to Sea Cleanup, organized by the Connecticut River Conservancy (CRC), continued the tradition of cleaning up rivers despite the challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic. “More
LiveStream, Episode 9: Trash Talk – Purge the Plastics
Plastics are always among the most found trash items during CRC’s annual Source to Sea Cleanup. Join us to explore our relationship to plastics - from
Rivers Are Tired of Trash Tires
Greenfield, MA – The Connecticut River Conservancy (CRC) hosts their 24th annual Source to Sea Cleanup throughout September. CRC is asking you to sign up for the Source to Sea
Rivers Don’t Need Plastic
Greenfield, MA – The Connecticut River Conservancy (CRC) hosts their 24th annual Source to Sea Cleanup throughout September. CRC is asking you to sign up for the Source to Sea
Litterbugs Aren’t the Only Problem
Greenfield, MA – The Connecticut River Conservancy (CRC) is hosting their 24th annual Source to Sea Cleanup throughout the month of September. This year, CRC is asking Cleanup
LiveStream, Episode 8: Estuary Magazine: Life of the Connecticut River
Photo by Christopher Zajac / Estuary Magazine LiveStream, Episode 8: Estuary Magazine: Life of the Connecticut River with Wick Griswold, Emerti Professor of
Paddle to Recover Indigenous Voices
Join the Nolumbeka Project and the Connecticut River Conservancy for a paddle in observance of "River Stories 2020: Recovering Indigenous Voices" celebrating the Indigenous Tribes
Live Stream: Freshwater Mussels – Restoring the Brook Floaters
LiveStream, Episode 6: Freshwater Mussels - Restoring the Brook Floaters with Ayla Skorupa, PhD candidate, MA Cooperative Fish and Wildlife Research Unit, UMass, Amherst What
Paddle with the Nolumbeka Project
Join the Nolumbeka Project and the Connecticut River Conservancy in observance of "River Stories 2020" celebrating the Indigenous Tribes of the Connecticut River. David Brule