Paddle Boston Opens Mystic River Location in Somerville
Ribbon Cutting Celebrates New Winchester Fish Ladder
A Victory for Clean Water: Citizen Science Data Leads to Change
Run, herring, run! Run for the Herring!
Webinar: Rain Gardens to the Rescue
Celebrate the Mystic River and one of the largest herring migrations in the state!
Mystic River Watershed Association Named 2017 Urban Waters Learning Network Award Winner
Mystic River Watershed Association Uses New Underwater Video Camera This May For Annual Herring Count Project
A new project led by the Mystic River Watershed Association is broadcasting the river herring migration in the Mystic River this spring, and you are needed to help make it a success. A motion-sensor underwater video camera at the Upper Mystic Lake dam fish ladder in Medford now records the herring migration 24 hours a day.
Come see the herring migration!
Bike to the Sea bike tour as part of Herring Run & Paddle festivities
On Saturday, May 20th at 11:15 a.m. join Bike to the Sea for a free bike ride as part of the Mystic River Herring Run and Paddle. The ride will take place along existing paths on both sides of the Mystic River through Somerville and Medford, in addition to the Park at River's Edge along the Malden River.
Mystic River Watershed Science Forum Agenda
Underwater video camera installed to monitor herring migration
What we can learn from the South Bronx; Parks, People & Power event draws a crowd
Climate Change & Cambridge’s Alewife/Fresh Pond Area
Art installation will be part of Herring Run & Paddle event
Alexie Torres-Fleming to join Mystic River Watershed Association for talk on community-led park revitalization projects
The Mystic River Watershed Association is hosting a lecture and panel discussion headlined by Alexie Torres-Fleming, an award winning speaker, activist, urban planner and Medford resident. Torres-Fleming will share her story of creating a community-driven movement to revitalize parks along the Bronx River.
Join the Lobby for the Rivers Day
Help MyRWA win free advertising with the Boston Globe!
Meet our new Herring Education Intern!
Meet MyRWA's Herring Education intern, Emma Arnesty-Good. The San Francisco native and white-water rafting guide recently graduated from Tufts University with a degree in American Studies. She is now leading the way on a new program on the Mystic by working with teachers to bring the herring migration to classrooms throughout the watershed.