CRC comments on draft 2016 MA Integrated List of Waters
October 23, 2017 Arthur S. Johnson Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection Division of Watershed Management 8 New Bond St. Worcester, MA 01606
21st annual Source to Sea Cleanup a Success and Work Continues Year-Round
Greenfield, MA— The group of Eversource employees were eager to get dirty as they gathered to volunteer for the Connecticut River Conservancy’s 21st annual
New Local Brew Helps Keep Rivers Clean
Greenfield, MA— The People’s Pint Brewery and the Connecticut River Conservancy (CRC), formerly Connecticut River Watershed Council, are partnering to raise awareness of your
Hard work, Real Fun: Source to Sea Cleanup Celebrates Cleaner Rivers
Greenfield, MA – The Connecticut River Conservancy (CRC), formerly Connecticut River Watershed Council, hosts their 21st annual Source to Sea Cleanup this Friday &
Source to Sea River Cleanup Tackles Huge Trash
Greenfield, MA – Litter is seemingly everywhere and is a particular problem along our waterways where storm drains dump trash after rain storms. But
CRC Targets Solutions to Trash Pollution
Greenfield, MA – The Connecticut River Conservancy (CRC), formerly Connecticut River Watershed Council, hosts their 21st annual Source to Sea Cleanup on Friday &
Volunteers invited to get dirty for cleaner rivers
Clean Up Your Rivers with Connecticut River Conservancy Volunteers invited to get dirty for cleaner rivers Greenfield, MA – Registration is now open for
River Orgs Partner to Celebrate Finale of CT River Journey
Connecticut River Museum Will Participate in the Last Leg of the Connecticut River Conservancy’s Source to Sea Jump-In Journey, Celebrating 65 years of success
CRC Launches Source to Sea Jump-In Journey
Connecticut River Conservancy Launches Source to Sea Jump-In Journey, Celebrating 65 years of success and work still to do Photo & Interview Opportunities Available
Is it ok to swim in the river?
Greenfield, MA –In time for the summer recreation season, the Connecticut River Conservancy (CRC), formerly Connecticut River Watershed Council, and fifteen partners have launched