Happy Giving Tuesday! HooRWA envisions a watershed that is ecologically sound and adds to the quality of life for its residents. We are devoted to the restoration, conservation, and enjoyment of the Hoosic River. Please consider supporting our water quality monitoring work in your year end giving plans. Thank you!.
What Happens on Land Doesn’t Stay on Land Ecosystem ecologist Allison Gill will talk on “Land to Water: Managing Terrestrial Landscapes to Support Healthy Waterways” at the Hoosic River Watershed (HooRWA)’s State of the River and Annual Meeting, Tuesday, February 13 at 7:00 p.m. on Zoom. She will discuss how the way people treat land […]
The haiku is a traditional form of Japanese poetry. Many English speakers write three lines, the first line being five syllables, the second seven, and the third five. This form is fine for the HooRWA project, but don’t feel limited. Many contemporary writers use a less rigid form. Typically, even these modern writers usually use […]
The haiku is a traditional form of Japanese poetry. Many English speakers write three lines, the first line being five syllables, the second seven, and the third five. This form is fine for the HooRWA project, but don’t feel limited. Many contemporary writers use a less rigid form. Typically, even these modern writers usually use […]
Join justin adkins and Arianna Collins from HooRWA to explore the Hoosic River watershed and learn very basic plant identification of edible and medicinal plants. We will each enter this space as teacher and learner together as we learn from the plants of the ancestral homelands of the Stockbridge-Munsee Mohicans. We will also discuss what […]