CRC’s Comments on MDC’s LTCP Update
The MDC and the Connecticut River Conservancy (then the Connecticut River Watershed Council) stood together in educating the public on how crucial it is
A Trip On The Connecticut River…Four Men….Two Canoes….and a Dog named Abe
Story by Jeff Feldmann. Paddled by canoe with Scott Larkham, Scott Stenberg, Ron Merriam and a dog name Abe Paddled by canoe from Canaan, VT
NH Instream Flow Program River Prioritization Comments
December 6, 2018 Wayne Ives, Instream Flow Specialist Dept. of Environmental Services 29 Hazen Drive; P.O. Box 95 Concord, NH 03302-0095 Wayne.Ives@des.nh.gov Re: Instream
NH Env-Wq 1900: Instream Flow Rules Comments
November 26, 2018 Wayne Ives, Instream Flow Specialist Dept. of Environmental Services 29 Hazen Drive; P.O. Box 95 Concord, NH 03302-0095 Wayne.Ives@des.nh.gov Re: Env-Wq
2018 Water Sampling Summary
Last year we had 14 partners collecting water samples at 143 swimming hole sites across NH, VT, MA & CT. A total of 1,030
A River of Words Flows from One Year to the Next
Bodies of Water…Real and Imagined It was an unseasonably hot May afternoon in Northampton, MA as nearly one hundred 7th grade JFK Middle School
Connecticut River Tributaries Flowing Free Thanks to Removal of Old Dams
Pomfret, Vermont – The Connecticut River Conservancy (CRC) continued its dam removal and river restoration work in 2018, removing three old dams in Vermont
October 2018 – Hydroelectric Relicensing Update
The hydropower relicensing process continues for the Wilder, Bellows Falls, Vernon, and Turners Falls Dams and the Northfield Mountain Pumped Storage Station along the
Learn About the Health of Beaver Brook, Wilmington, VT
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE CONTACT: Kathy Urffer, CRC River Steward kurffer@ctriver.org, 802-258-0413 Ryan O’Donnell, Water Quality Monitoring Coordinator rodonnell@ctriver.org; 413-772-2020 ext.217 Learn About the
Connecticut River & Local Streams Healthier Thanks To Newly Planted Trees
Volunteers water newly planted trees along the Israel River in Jefferson, NH The Connecticut River Conservancy (CRC) and a multitude of project partners planted