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WPI Students Work with NRWA to Explore the Importance of Stream Crossings

WPI Students Work with NRWA to Explore the Importance of Stream Crossings

by Wynne Treanor-Kvenvold | May 6, 2026

WPI Students Work with NRWA to Explore the Importance of Stream Crossings NRWA Mentors WPI Students on Stream Crossings Research and Training This spring, the Nashua River Watershed Association mentored a team of Worcester Polytechnic Institute (WPI) students on a...
McTaggart’s Pond Dam Removal & Phillips Brook Restoration Project: Fitchburg

McTaggart’s Pond Dam Removal & Phillips Brook Restoration Project: Fitchburg

by Wynne Treanor-Kvenvold | Dec 12, 2025

McTaggart’s Pond Dam Removal & Phillips Brook Restoration Project: Fitchburg Reconnecting Phillips Brook: Dam Removal and Ecological Restoration The NRWA is supporting the City of Fitchburg in its efforts to remove McTaggart’s Pond Dam on Phillips Brook, a...
Ecological Restoration: Importance of Stream Crossing Assessments

Ecological Restoration: Importance of Stream Crossing Assessments

by Wynne Treanor-Kvenvold | Nov 17, 2025

Ecological Restoration: Importance of Stream Crossing Assessments Ecological Restoration: The Importance of Stream Crossing Assessments Culverts, like the one pictured above, are located throughout the watershed at hundreds of intersections of roads and waterways....
Whitney Pond Dam Removal & River Restoration Project: Ashburnham

Whitney Pond Dam Removal & River Restoration Project: Ashburnham

by rmplaskon | Aug 9, 2024

Whitney Pond Dam Removal & River Restoration Project: Ashburnham Ongoing Updates on Whitney Pond Dam Removal and Whitman River Restoration Project UPDATE June 18, 2026:  Last summer the Town of Ashburnham, with the support of multiple local, state and nonprofit...

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