The NRWA had its beginnings in a handful of interested and committed citizens. Their conviction that community residents working in partnership with others can forge positive environmental change shaped the Association and its approach to watershed management. Today, volunteers continue to be essential to the work of the Association. Their contributions are diverse, and are integral to all aspects of the Association's activities.

A wide variety of volunteer opportunities are available at the NRWA. If you are interested in becoming an NRWA Volunteer, please complete the Volunteer Form. Help protect our watershed by volunteering!

Internships and Special Projects

The NRWA also works with interns and students or scouts on special projects. If you are interested in an internship, or if you have a senior project, Eagle Scout project, or a community service project to complete, consider NRWA as a possible source.

Contact Us

If you would like more information on volunteering, internships, and special project opportunities, call Pam Gill, NRWA Office Administrator, at 978/448-0299 or e-mail pgill@NashuaRiverWatershed.org.

Former NRWA Board member Ralph Andrews helps to remove water chesnuts, an invasive plant, from the Nashua River