Major activities of the Council
Boaters Beware: Exotics Lurk Everywhere
Boaters Beware Exotics Lurk Everywhere! “Exotic,” is usually thought to be an appealing word. When you hear it you can think of faraway places, different
Court Limits Vermont Yankee Discharge Permit
Judge’s Decision Says Entergy’s Plan Was Too Sweeping, But Allows Provisions That Will Be Basis for Appeal SAXTONS RIVER, VT May 23, 2008 Conservation groups
Council; groups, list concerns about Westfield plant to Commissioner
News…News…News… Press release: for immediate release Council; groups, list concerns about Westfield plant to Commissioner Greenfield, MA. May 9, 2008 In a signed letter to
Our River Under Siege: Invasive Aquatic Species
Our River Is Under Siege MAY 2008 -- This has not been a good two years for the Connecticut River or for that matter all
Watershed Council offers new guide to freshwater mussels
News…News…News… Press release: for immediate release Watershed Council offers new guide to freshwater mussels free to nature enthusiasts, professionals, towns, resource agencies Greenfield, MA. April
Freshwater Mussels: A New CT River Guide
Hey, what is this? Freshwater mussels in the Connecticut River APRIL 2008 -- “Hey, come here and look at this clam shell.” “How did this
Action Alert: support a strong conservation plan for Conte Refuge
Dear CRC Member: The Silvio O. Conte National Fish and Wildlife Refuge—spanning the entire four-state Connecticut River watershed—is currently developing its first Comprehensive Conservation Plan
Volunteer for New England’s largest river cleanup, September 29th
Greenfield, MA. September 20, 2007 On Saturday, September 29, 2007, the 11th Connecticut River Watershed Council Source to Sea Cleanup takes place throughout the four-state
CSO Action Alert: Holyoke, Springfield, Chicopee sewage discharges
Dear CRC Member, Last night CRC staff, board, and members joined other community members to express concerns over Holyoke’s wastewater discharge permit. Every year Holyoke,
Groups Announce The Removal Of An Obsolete Dam On Raymond Brook
Hebron Will See Healthy Free-Running Brook Once Again HEBRON, Conn. -- Throughout most of the Salmon River watershed, water runs cool, clear and unobstructed. But