Comments for Clippership Connector Due June 21st
You can view the presentation from DCR’s most recent public meeting and submit comments here - the deadline is June 21.
Two New Experts Join MyRWA'S Board of Directors
New Interns joining MyRWA team
River Herring at Horn Pond: Update from Division of Marine Fisheries
Mystic Community Celebrates River Herring at Annual Herring Run and Paddle
DCR Press Release: State Environmental Officials Celebrate Success of Rebuilt Upper Mystic Lake Dam and Fishway
River Herring Migration Begins on the Mystic River
Bringing More Than 600,000 Fish and Thousands of Birds to this Urban River. Photo: Joe Brown https://www.joebrownphotos.com/
Medford Conservation Commission allows Clippership Connector project to continue
The Clippership Connector project in Medford passed a crucial step in the process this past week. Great news for the Mystic Greenways! Original Post from Medford Wicked Local.
MyRWA newest member of 1% for the Planet
After being nominated by Abode Energy Management, the Arlington-based Mystic River Watershed Association (MyRWA) is the newest member of 1% for the Planet. Original Article: Your Arlington
Improvements Coming to Mill Brook and Wellington Park
What to expect for Mill Brook and Wellington Park this summer. Original Article: Your Arlington
Malden River Cleared for Public Boating
Bird boxes for eagles?
BPDA Announces ‘Planning Study’ for Charlestown; Stops Short of ‘Master Plan’
What is in store for Charlestown? Don’t forget to voice your opinion at the BPDA public forum this week. Original Article: Charlestown Patriot Bridge
Resilient Mystic Collaborative looking for partners
Original Article Woburn Daily Times
Study Shows Malden River Sediments Should Not Prevent Boating
After an extensive study, the Malden River is proven safe for boating. Original article: Everett Independent
Boston Sunday Review: Julie Wormser
Listen to our Deputy Director, Julie Wormser, discuss how climate change threatens Greater Boston cities and towns and what’s being done to address the issue. As heard on 98.5 Boston Sunday Review.
Resilient Mystic Collaborative Invites New Municipal Partners
Cities Don't Always Tell You When There's Sewage In The River. A New Bill Would Change That
Statewide, about 200 active outfall pipes located in 18 cities discharge billions of gallons of sewage annually. The best short-term goal: simply letting the public know when there's sewage in the water. Great article, even better recording featuring our executive director, Patrick Herron! From WBUR.
