Cycling 101: Learn tips and tricks from avid cyclist, advocate, and MyRWA volunteer, Tom Meeks. PC: Chris McIntosh

A new journal article, written by MyRWA Policy Committee member Nathan Sanders, reports how the policy committee has integrated data analysis in its recent work on sewage pollution, proposed changes in regulation, and more.

Check out the new art installation at Blessing of the Bay.

The Baker-Polito Administration today announced $500,000 in grants to support local efforts to address polluted stormwater runoff to protect coastal water quality and habitat, continuing our work with green infrastructure in Arlington.

Ride the Mystic and Malden! Check out the stops with our photo story.

Hear MyRWA Executive Director, Patrick Herron on WBUR.. PC: Charles Krupa

MyRWA’s Deputy Director, Julie Wormser, was recently interviewed on PRI. PC: Steven Davy/The World

So how can nutrients in the river be bad?

The Mystic River has received an A- from the US EPA.

Mystic River Watershed Association, 14 Municipalities Move Forward on Climate Resiliency after securing $1.1m in regional funding.

You can view the presentation from DCR’s most recent public meeting and submit comments here - the deadline is June 21. 

This year we are excited to host two water quality and invasive species interns and two climate resiliency interns. Get to know them here.

Herring are making their way up the spillway, but DMF is working on improvements.

A Great Day to Run & Paddle for Herring! Photo Credit: David Mussina

Bringing More Than 600,000 Fish and Thousands of Birds to this Urban River. Photo: Joe Brown https://www.joebrownphotos.com/

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.

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

What to expect for Mill Brook and Wellington Park this summer. Original Article: Your Arlington