Green River Restoration Project Design Update
Planned dam removal at the Mill Street Dam will shift to a fish ladder and dam repair; Wiley & Russell dam removal design moving forward
Watershed Group Celebrates 10 years on Bank Row
Hall Building Renovation Early Catalyst for Greenfield Revitalization Greenfield, MA. – June 6, 2011 – Ten years ago the Town of Greenfield launched a major
Andrew Fisk named Executive Director of Connecticut River Watershed Council
Greenfield, MA. May 18, 2011. The Connecticut River Watershed Council (CRC) today announced that Andrew Fisk, Ph.D., has been named its new executive director. Fisk,
Expired Vermont Yankee Discharge Permit to be reviewed
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Saxtons River, VT. March 21, 2011. – The Vermont Yankee nuclear power plant, which sits on the banks of the Connecticut River,
U.S. House actions threaten Connecticut River water quality and our nation’s ecosystems!
Greenfield, MA. February 18, 2011. We don’t make this request often, but we need you to call your U.S. Representative right NOW and urge them
Take Part in the Great Backyard Bird Count
Connecticut River Watershed Council Invites You to Take Part in the Great Backyard Bird Count February 15, 2011. Greenfield, MA – The Connecticut River Watershed
Action Alert: 12/21 Critical Vote for CT Rivers
December 16, 2010. Middletown, CT. The State of Connecticut’s beautiful rivers and streams are threatened by withdrawals that could spell disaster for clean water and
A Great Day on the Upper River
Sometimes you are just doing your job when some unexpected wild things happen to you. When you work to protect a river you can look
Watershed Council Calls For Emergency Postponement of 14th Annual River Cleanup
Greenfield, MA – October 1, 2010 - With local weather and water conditions quickly becoming hazardous on many rivers and streams, officials of the Connecticut
Still time to jump in on New England’s Great River Cleanup
Greenfield, MA. September 28, 2010 There’s still time to make a splash in the Connecticut River Watershed Council’s “Source to Sea Cleanup,” this Saturday, October