A dragonfly perches along the bank of the Neponset River - one of the many species of wildlife for whom the health of the Neponset River and its tributaries is of vast importance.

 Children of the Neponset River Watershed remove trash from Pine Tree Brook during a community stream cleanup day.

Residents of the Neponset River Watershed fish along the Neponset River. It's important to improve water quality along the river in order to protect the health of people who eat these fish. That's why the work of the Neponset River Watershed Association is so important.

 Paddling with the Neponset River Watershed Association on the Neponset River at Lower Mills, by the former Baker Chocolate factory at Lower Mills.
       

 

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Image credits, top row, left to right:  B. Tonra, NepRWA, S. White, T. Palmer.

 

 

 Watershed Scenes. Clockwise, from top left: 

Neponset River in Walpole; Mother Brook in Hyde Park; 

Ponkapoag Pond in Canton; Neponset River in Walpole; 

Lake Massapoag in Sharon; & Ponkapoag Pond in Canton.

 

    

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