Monthly newspaper column about the River and its many related topics, written by River Steward David Deen.
When the Connecticut River empties into Long Island Sound far away to our south, it impacts the water quality of the Sound. Although the Connecticut
Vermont. December 01, 2010. When our rivers turn muddy and murky few people think about what is going on in the riverine ecosystem. That added
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
Most people don’t like sea lamprey even though they never seen one, especially up river of Bellows Falls but they know they don’t like them.
The Connecticut River is a working river. It provides transportation, power, irrigation and recreation. The upper river started providing direct hydro power to the earliest
Other than air nothing is more important to life than water. We delight in water as it skips across the riffles in a river. In
Today the Connecticut River offers awe inspiring views, events, places and wildlife. But there is one marker of the nature of our watershed long gone
As the waters of the Connecticut River beckon us to begin the 2010 boating season, the Connecticut River Watershed Council is asking all boaters to
Vermont. May 03, 2010 Being an incurable over the side of bridges watcher for 40 years can lead to some entertaining events that unfold while
Numerous travel guides praise the Connecticut River but the acclaim can be a double-edged sword. On one hand the Connecticut River has advocates at local,
