TRWA Blog
- Communications Internship Opportunity, January-June 2025 - Exciting Communications Internship opportunity for a college student (undergraduate or graduate). TRWA is seeking a part-time intern to assist with planning and marketing our 2025 educational programs and events. Intern will also focus on expanding our social media presence to reach a wider audience. This paid 6-month hybrid position... Continue reading
- Annual Meeting, November 2nd - Join us for the TRWA Annual Meeting. Guest Speakers- The Great Canoe Loop Team: Neil Benedict, Ryan Ranco, & Fred Wilkinson. Saturday November 2nd, 4:00-6:00 p.m. Bristol County Agricultural High School Student Commons Building, 135 Center Street, Dighton. All welcome. Free, with $10 suggested donation. Registration AGENDA: 4-5pm General... Continue reading
- Announcing the Winners of our 2025 Tide Calendar Contest - Thank you to all the photographers who entered TRWA’s 2025 Tide Calendar Contest! With so many extraordinary entries, the judging was quite difficult. We are pleased to share the following winners: Cover: “Taunton at the Weir Bridge,” Weir Bridge, Taunton, MA – Joseph Frizado January: “Walking in a... Continue reading
Watershed News
- October Monitoring Results Available, End of 2024 Sampling Year - The monitoring results for October are available on our monitoring results tracking spreadsheet. The monitoring results have also been added to our website 2024 sampling season spreadsheet. The results may be accessed anytime from the Water Quality Monitoring Tab at the top of the TRWA website home page and clicking... Continue reading
- September Monitoring Results, and TRWA Program on Climate Change - The monitoring results for September have been added to our 2024 sampling season spreadsheet. All TRWA monitoring results may be accessed anytime from the Water Quality Monitoring Tab at the top of the TRWA website home page and clicking on either the sample bottle picture or link to the data... Continue reading
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Upcoming Events
We are busy planning new events for 2025. They will include new guided walks, paddles, wildlife presentations, a climate change panel discussion and more! Details will be posted soon.
Programming is made possible due to the generosity of our donors, the Bruce Spooner Family and General Dynamics.
Our Mission...to protect and restore the watershed’s natural resources for current and future generations.