Williamstown March To End Fossil Fuels

First Congregational Church of Williamstown, Massachusetts 906 Main Street, Williamstown, MA, United States

Williamstown to Hold March To End Fossil Fuels on September 20 at 5PM Local Partners Will Rally at First Congregational Church and March to Field Park to Urge Dramatic Action on Climate Change On Wednesday, September 20, a coalition of local faith, environmental, and community groups will host a March To End Fossil Fuels in […]

Learning About Wild Edibles in the Watershed in September

Join HooRWA board member and co-owner of local business Wild Soul River Justin Adkins and HooRWA ED Arianna Alexsandra Collins for our “Learning Wild Edible and Medicinal Plants & Fungi” series. Our Wild Walks in the Hoosic River Watershed will take place on third Thursdays, April – October, 5:30-6:30pm. Each month we will explore another […]

Learning About Wild Edibles in the Watershed in October

Join HooRWA board member and co-owner of local business Wild Soul River Justin Adkins and HooRWA ED Arianna Alexsandra Collins for our “Learning Wild Edible and Medicinal Plants & Fungi” series. Our Wild Walks in the Hoosic River Watershed will take place on third Thursdays, April – October, 5:30-6:30pm. This is the last program in […]

Support HooRWA in Your Year End Giving Plans

In the Hoosic River Watershed

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!.

HooRWA’s State of the River and Annual Meeting

Zoom

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 […]