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
Live Stream: Hydroelectricity and Your Rivers – Not As Green As It Seems
LiveStream, Episode 5: Hydroelectricity and Your Rivers - Not As Green As It Seems with Kathy Urffer, CRC River Steward Explore the impacts of hydropower
LiveStream: Floodplain Forest Restoration
LiveStream, Episode 4: Floodplain Forest Restoration with Fritz Gerhardt, CRC Conservation Scientist Floodplain forests are an important part of our river ecosystems. They reduce stream
LiveStream: Free Our Rivers – How and Why CRC Removes Deadbeat Dams
LiveStream, Episode 3: Free Our Rivers - How and Why CRC Removes Deadbeat Dams with Ron Rhodes, CRC River Steward Learn what makes a deadbeat
LiveStream: But Can I Swim In It?
LiveStream, Episode 2: But Can I Swim In It? How scientists determine the health of rivers and streams with Ryan O'Donnell, CRC Water Quality Monitoring Coordinator
LiveStream: Learning to Love Your Migratory Fish
LiveStream, Episode 1: Learning to Love Your Migratory Fish with Andrew Fisk, CRC Executive Director Our watershed is home to really amazing migratory fish. Our first
Swap Your Dock
Join us on Monday, April 27 at 4:30pm for a LIVE VIDEO PREMIERE! It's 'Tell A Story Day.' You'll learn about a hidden villain that's polluting
CRC Comments on Lyme Dock Application
Susan Jacobson CT Department of Energy and Environmental Protection Land and Water Resources Division 79 Elm Street Hartford, CT 06106-5127 February 24, 2020 Comment
Prevent Pollution in the Connecticut River, Expand the Bottle Bill
My first day on the job as Connecticut River Conservancy’s newest River Steward was a whirlwind -- literally. We got an early-morning start with