Join us at Heritage State Park in Fall River, MA for a guided walk with Ellenor Simmons! We will watch the wildlife on the river and learn about how the waterfront has changed in the past 40 years. The walk will begin along the boardwalk and move upriver to Bicentennial Park. Restrooms are available in the Heritage State Park Visitor Center. Free parking is available in the Battleship Cove parking lot at 1 Central Street in Fall River. This guided walk is 2.2 miles roundtrip, with benches and a scenic viewing area along the boardwalk. Meeting Location: Heritage State Park…

Join us to learn how to watercolor a local scene of the Taunton River while we learn about its ecology and history with local artist and environmental educator, Devin McLaughlin. Open to artists of all ages and abilities! This event is free and open to the public. Registration required. Register online here or call the Dighton Public Library at (508) 669-6421.

Join us at Pratt Farm in Middleboro, MA for an exciting guided walk with Plymouth County Extension Entomologist Blake Dinius! During a 2-mile roundtrip walk, we will learn all about the insect species that can be found in the Taunton River Watershed, what they do, where they live, and what makes them so cool! Wear sturdy shoes and dress appropriately for the weather. Free. Open to all.   Registration required! Please register online here.

Calling all families! Join us for a drop-in family program and learn all about the four super cool ways that seeds travel. We’ll examine seed samples, conduct an experiment on how seeds move, and have fun with sensory bins. Last but not least, we’ll have a story area with children’s books about seeds, flowers, and all things plants for adults and children to delight in. Family-friendly scavenger hunts and maps of Sweets Knoll will also be available for those interested in a guided walk. Wear sturdy footwear and dress appropriately for the weather. Free. For ages 5-12. Minors must be…

Taunton River Watershed Alliance presents the annual Taunton River Festival!   Sunday, June 14th 11:00am - 4:00pm Weir Village Riverfront Park E. Water St. Taunton, MA   Join us for this daylong celebration of community spirit - featuring live music, children’s activities, vendors, crafters, food, and educational exhibits!   The Taunton River Festival offers an enjoyable and accessible opportunity for people of all backgrounds and ages to come together in celebration of the Wild and Scenic Taunton River, encounter the arts, shop, eat, and learn more about our precious natural resources within the Watershed.   Admission is FREE!!

A conversation with local artists and photographers to learn about their backgrounds, styles, inspiration, advice to beginners, and more! Registration is required - please call the Library at (508) 669-6421 to reserve your spot.

Join us for a morning of community and conversation around climate issues and solutions in the Taunton River Watershed. This informal gathering will provide a welcoming space to share feelings about climate change, how it has impacted our local communities, and engage in meaningful discussions with other community members about how we can make positive change. All are welcome to attend.This program is a collaboration between TRWA and The Wildlands Trust. Registration required. Register online here!

Join Bart Devine, local Field Naturalist and Vice President of TRWA for an informative exploration of the beaver habitat at Pratt Farm. This guided walk will provide insights into beavers, their natural environment, their ecological importance, and the challenges faced by both beavers and humans as they coexist in contemporary settings. The event is open to all ages and will involve walking up to 1.5 miles on gravel roads and forest trails. Registration required. Register online here!

Come explore the vital role that the watershed plays in our community through hands-on activities, games, and sensory-based exploration. This one-hour program invites youth ages 5–12 and their families to discover what a watershed is, meet the plants and animals that live in the Taunton River Watershed, and explore the many ways humans interact with and impact these ecosystems. Along the way, we will play interactive games, examine real biofacts, and try cool science activities, like making a “water strider” walk on water. Together, we’ll learn simple ways we can all enjoy and protect our local waterways. Come ready to…

Join us at Crane Farm Preserve in Norton, MA for a guided walk in partnership with the Norton Land Preservation Society! We’ll spend the morning exploring the beautiful scenery that Crane Farm Preserve has to offer, including a 1-mile out-and-back trail along the Three Mile River. We’ll be keeping an eye out for otters and turtles along the way! Wear sturdy shoes and dress appropriately for the weather. The two trails are approximately 1 mile of firm ground with no elevation change beyond the hill at the start of the hike.  Free! Registration required. Register here!