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Meet your Watershed Event Series
Through our Meet Your Watershed event series, we invite you to explore the Charles River watershed—introducing you to places you may be discovering for the first time, as well as deepening your connection to areas you already know and love. By taking a whole-watershed approach, CRWA works to protect and restore the river’s ecosystem while safeguarding public health and strengthening our communities’ resilience in the face of climate change.
Keeping the Charles Clean: A Conversation on Stormwater Innovation in Watertown
Join CRWA staff and City of Watertown officials for an in-depth conversation about stormwater—what it is, how stormwater pollution impacts the Charles River, and the major challenges municipalities face in managing it.
Building Resilience in the Charles River Watershed
Discover how the Charles River Watershed Association and local communities are working together on innovative solutions to manage future flooding from climate change as part of our regional flood initiative.
Rediscovering & Revitalizing Cheesecake Brook
Join CRWA Senior Stormwater Program Manager Max Rome and Newton Conservators for a discussion of Cheesecake Brook’s history, condition, and current and future opportunities for restoration.
Where Does the Stormwater Go? Walk and Talk
Join the Town of Natick and Charles River Watershed Association for a guided walk exploring how stormwater moves through Natick and affects our community.
Rain Check: Strengthening Stormwater Rules for Climate-Resilient Communities
Join us to learn how updated stormwater regulations can enhance climate resilience, protect water quality, and reduce flood risks in the Charles River Watershed.
Support New Regulations to Safeguard Boston's Rivers
Join our webinar to learn about the current challenges of stormwater pollution in Boston’s rivers and the steps being taken to address them.
Phosphorus Control Plan Workshop
This workshop is intended for municipal staff and their Engineering Consultants. In this workshop, CRWA staff and the University of New Hampshire Stormwater Center will highlight emerging trends and key findings from a review of 26 municipal phosphorus control plans. The workshop will include facilitated small group discussion around key strategies such as retrofits to ROW, stormwater regulations for redevelopment, and rural strategies for impervious disconnection.
CSO WEBINAR: LEARNING FROM MILWAUKEE
Join the Charles River Watershed Association to discuss the current status of the combined sewer overflow (CSO) in Massachusetts and opportunities for progress.