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May 23
Open house at Mystic Lakes dam, 3-7pm
Mystic Valley Pkwy, Medford

June 4
Committee Meeting, 7-9pm
Tufts University, Lincoln Filene Center, Rabb Room, Medford
*Presentation by Charles River Watershed Association

June 11
Citizen Scientist Training Workshop, 6pm
Cambridge Health Alliance, 195 Canal St., Malden
Registration required - space is limited

June 18
Flatbread Pizza DoughRaiser
45 Day St., Somerville


URBAN TRAIL MAP & ACTIVITY GUIDE

 

Have you ever wondered where you can walk along the Mystic?

Through funding from Massachusetts Environmental Trust (MET), the Mystic River Watershed Association developed an Urban Trail Map for the Mystic River and its tributaries. The goal of this map is to help watershed residents find their way to river access points in order to encourage healthy enjoyment of the river. The map will highlight unique ecological features and environmental conditions from Medford to Chelsea. The map and activity guide will be offered in english and spanish, and provide a structured learning opportunity for families, teachers, and community-based organizations.  

If you would like a copy of this map, please send $5 per map to MyRWA, 20 Academy ST, STE 306, Arlington, MA  02476-6401. PLEASE INCLUDE YOUR ADDRESS, INDICATE HOW MANY MAPS YOU WOULD LIKE AND IF YOU PREFER THE MAP IN ENGLISH OR SPANISH. We will send it out to you right away!! As always, if you have any questions, please send us an email at: contact@mysticriver.org.

 Click the map for a high resolution image (PDF).

Click here for a high resolution PDF - Activity Guide (English)

Click here for a high resolution PDF - Trail Map (English) (as seen above)

Click here for a high resolution PDF - Activity Guide (Spanish)

Click here for a high resolution PDF - Trail Map (Spanish)

 

Guided Tours and Trainings Schedule
  

Check back from training event details!

 

View media coverage about the new Map & Guide here! 
 

 Questions about this grant can be directed to Beth@MysticRiver.org.

Urban Trail Map content consultation by Bioengineering Group, Salem, MA and design by Roll Barresi & Associates, Cambridge, MA.

Many thanks to Shawn P. Carey (Migration Productions), Chris Bowser/NYSDEC, Steve Farrell/USFWS and Ed Mang for the use of their photos.

A big thank you to Adrian Fehrmann and Christine Vital for their translation services.

Thanks to the Medford Historical Society, Medford Public Library and Chelsea Public Library for their assistance in the development of this map and guide.

Thanks to Superior Promotions of Medford for their assistance in printing the map and guide.

Charles River Canoe and Kayak supported this grant by providing canoe services for a tour - many thanks!

 

 

 

 

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