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.
Seeking Herring Monitors at Horn Pond and Mystic Lakes
MyRWA Looks At Big Vision for Mystic River Waterfront
Check out feedback and progress in Charlestown Lower Mystic. Original article by Charleston Bridge.
PHOTOS: Fish ladder at Winchester’s Center Falls Dam
Check out images from Winchester’s fish ladder! Original album by Wicked Local Winchester.
Winchester Center Sees One of State’s Largest Herring Migrations
Despite being one of the most densly populated rivers in New England, we host one of the largest herring runs. Original article on Wicked Local.
Tree Swallows in the Mystic River Watershed
Three New Board Members Announced
Urgent Action Alert!
Pollution on the Mystic: No Longer Just An Industrial Problem
Feldman named president of Mystic River Watershed Association
MyRWA recently elected a new board president—Lawrence Feldman. Article originally from WickedLocal.
Keeping Money in the Mystic
Project aims to reduce Alewife Brook pollution
Workers recently completed construction of a project to reduce the discharge of pollutants into Alewife Brook in Arlington. Original article from the Boston Globe.
