Monthly newspaper column about the River and its many related topics, written by River Steward David Deen.
Being an incurable over the side of bridges watcher for 50 years can lead to some entertaining events that unfold while peering into the water.
In the Connecticut River watershed, you can catch bass in the main river, a mix of bass, rainbow, and brown trout in the lower reaches
The Class of 2018 does not refer to a graduation class from one of our area schools, but instead refers to licenses that the Federal
It is 90o F outside today and although this is just the end of summer and there has been no ice forming on our river,
You have seen the situation: someone removes the trees and bushes along the edge of the water where the landowner, intent on building a new
The following is the opening argument from a petition submitted to Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) in 2014 by Save the Sound, The Connecticut Fund for
The 2015 river season is here and the Connecticut River Watershed Council asks all river users to protect the Connecticut River and its tributaries from
Native American peoples named places as they, like all people needed commonly understood names for places in order to locate themselves and tell others of
No dam needed thank you very much! The beaver floated there with just the top half of its head sticking up out of the water
Other than air, nothing is more directly and immediately important to life than water. Water is so basic to our existence that in antiquity the
