Get a Neponset River Paddler’s Guide
For just $5 you can get the Neponset River Paddler's Guide and explore Boston's "Hidden River"!
For just $5 you can get the Neponset River Paddler's Guide and explore Boston's "Hidden River"!
Students in North Quincy High School's Design & Visual Communications class were assigned a different type of design project this spring.
Volunteers and Citizen Scientists play an essential role in many projects across the Watershed.
Watch a presentation by Susan Bator from GZA as she teaches us about PFAS - the "forever chemical".
Students design creative solutions to educate the public about reducing stormwater pollution.
The new NepRWA by-laws were voted in at the 54th Annual Meeting on Sunday, May 2, 2021. Summary of Proposed Changes New Statement of Purpose New Bylaws Old Statement of Purpose Old Bylaws A huge “thank you” to our Governance Committee and pro-bono attorney Michael Andresino for working on this project!
Volunteers make a big impact along the Neponset River!
Volunteers make a big impact along the Neponset River!
Watch past Zoom presentations to learn more about the Neponset River Watershed.
Our lunchtime Zoom series covers interesting and complex issues associated with the communities and wildlife environments of the Neponset River Watershed. Scroll to the bottom of this page to see videos of past presentations Wed., April 14 – 12:30- 1 pm Understanding the Impact of Invasive Species in the Neponset River Watershed Debbie Merriam, the […]
Thank you to all the volunteers and legislators who participated in Lobby for Rivers Day on March 18th!
Multiple volunteers are needed for the 2021 spring and summer season to help collect data for this important project.
Be cautious when driving on rainy spring nights, as amphibians are crossing our roadways to travel to breeding sites.
One of NepRWA’s strategic goals is to open up access to the Neponset River. Many neighborhoods are blocked from River access by walls, fences, buildings, and other impediments.
Learn about Boston's initiative to prepare the City for the long-term impacts of climate change.
NepRWA staff is working in partnership with Greater Boston Trout Unlimited (GBTU) to help save the Neponset River’s native brook trout, through a project called, Embrace-A-Stream. View video of the presentation here: View the Embrace-A-Stream PowerPoint presentation by Chris Hirsch, GBTU Project Lead, and Jennifer Rogers, NepRWA Project Manager The goals of the Embrace-A-Stream project […]
Our Native Trout Restoration Map is part of the Greater Boston Trout Unlimited “Embrace a Stream" Project
Although the Governor vetoed an update to the Commonwealth’s climate policy, he approved the sewage notification bill.
Community advocacy - and the Community Preservation Act - successfully preserve critical open space in Quincy.
The Senate Ways & Means Committee released its budget recommendation. And while environmental programs were largely spared significant cuts, we are supporting several amendments to boost funding to match the House budget proposal. Please contact your State Senator and ask them to support the following budget amendments: Amendment #163 offered by Senator Gobi Department of […]