@GovPhilScott@GovNedLamont@GovKathyHochul The Connecticut River runs through a watershed primarily including 4 states - NH, VT, MA, and CT. And is named as such not for one of the states, but from the Mohegan word quinetucket and Nipmuc word kwinitekw, which mean "beside the long, tidal river." #riverfacts
So many events, so little time! Choose your adventure to join us for educational, volunteer, and community action opportunities coming up starting tomorrow. All events are available for RSVP at https://t.co/C2tKVVrDWH. We hope to see you there! πππ½ππΏ
It's time! ππΆThe New England Paddlesports Championship & Community Challenge are THIS SUNDAY, July 28th. Bring your competitive spirit to Normβs Marina in Hinsdale NH/Brattleboro VT, for a day of fun and #paddling on the #connecticutriver.
Details: https://t.co/CVvGWTQq8A
At Connecticut River Conservancy's livestream yesterday, we dove into the dynamic realm of river ecosystems at a virtual event that brought together migratory fish restoration experts and community scientists.
Check out the recording available online now! https://t.co/ALWwB8CnVv
We're seeking volunteers in Massachusetts to help collect water quality samples along the Connecticut River.
Interested? Get in touch with Ryan O'Donnell, [email protected]
Check out our most recent livestream, An Act of Congress: New Legislation to Protect our Watershed.
Continue to celebrate Earth Day and explore the current Acts of Congress that assist in protecting our great river and watershed!
https://t.co/KZMzUhAJ8O
Support Connecticut River Conservancy for Give Back to the Land Day on April 16th! Every gift will be MATCHED to double your impact and further our mission for clean water, healthy habitats, and resilient communities in the #ConnecticutRiver watershed. https://t.co/f5486n95TP
Got plans for #EarthDay? We do! π
It's all here: https://t.co/oATFs9gSHw
For those who are eager to get outdoors or looking for ways to support the local #connecticutriver watershed, we've compiled a variety of ways you can get involved this month.
Join us for a livestream dedicated to celebrating Earth Day and the Acts of Congress that are paving the way to protect our rivers.
Register at https://t.co/C2tKVVr679. See you there!
Registration is OPEN for the New England Paddlesports Championship on July 28th! πΆ
Canoe, kayak, SUP, & surf ski racers compete for honors on New Englandβs historic #ConnecticutRiver between southwest NH & southeast VT.
Details/registration at https://t.co/S1xwaUptdK
Where does your water come from and where does it go?Β From wells/reservoirs to wastewater treatment plants and stormwater solutions, discover the journey water takes from source to discharge. Sign up for this virtual event on Wednesday, 3/27 at 12pm!
https://t.co/SVEhSRvJkB
Introducing Connecticut River Conservancy's NEW website! ππππ§π https://t.co/Bb0LglhH39
With a fresh spring season comes growth and possibilities, including new and better ways to communicate who we are and what we do! We hope you like it!
Calling VT and NH farmers in the Connecticut River Watershed: your voice matters! π±
Windham NRCD and project partners are working to identify best management practices for reducing nitrogen runoff.
Go to https://t.co/zvdgoVnRWt to take the survey and receive a $50 gift card.
This rainy day makes it a great time to share that Connecticut River Conservancy has been awarded a grant from the MassDEP for water quality monitoring in the Connecticut River watershed!
More details here: https://t.co/MmeP4e3teI
CRC's first LiveStream of the season welcomed Alfred (Fred) Venne, Museum Educator at the Beneski Museum of Natural History at Amherst College, who took us through time to explore the geological history of the Connecticut River valley.
Check it out at https://t.co/BE1RJotMcM
CRC's River Steward in Vermont Kathy Urffer recently commented on VTS213, an act relating to the regulation of wetlands, river corridor development, and dam safety.
Read Kathy's comments to the Vermont legislature regarding S213 at https://t.co/zvdgoVnRWt.
Hello from the Northeast Aquatic Biologists Conference in VT w/@NEIWPCC . We're connecting about continuous monitoring, stream acidification, species dynamics and much more to support CRC's advocacy, monitoring, and restoration projects.
Join us on February 28 to kick off our 2024 LiveStream season with a look into the geological history of the Connecticut River Valley!
We'll be joined by Alfred Venne, Museum Educator at the Beneski Museum of Natural History - Amherst College.
RSVP at https://t.co/C2tKVVr679