The National Fish and Wildlife Foundation (NFWF) is soliciting proposals from within the New England states to restore and sustain healthy forests and rivers that provide habitat for diverse native bird populations, as well as freshwater and diadromous fish populations…
While much of Salisbury’s dunes weathered the last few winter storms well and gained sand (photo at right), this section of dune at Center Beach was hit particularly hard (photo below). The dune nourishment areas established by…
2016 Summer Professional Development Institutes: North Shore Region One week institute for Middle and High School Educators Research and Resiliency: Exploring the Way Local Ecosystems are Responding to Global Change How do scientists study, protect and improve the health of the coastal…
NOAA’s Restoration Center recognizes that habitat protection and restoration are essential elements of a strategy for sustainable commercial and recreational fisheries. To that end, the Community-based Restoration Program is currently soliciting applications for restoration projects that use a habitat-based approach…
The existing 1930’s era fish ladder at the Willowdale Dam on the Ipswich River is not very good at its job of allowing fish to swim over and past the dam to important habitat upstream. With the vast majority of…
The Great Marsh Resiliency Partnership’s efforts to restore the Salisbury, MA sand dunes got a boost in December from PIE-Rivers partners at the University of New Hampshire. Led by coastal ecologist Dr. Gregg Moore and outreach specialist Alyson Eberhardt, volunteers came out…
Greenbelt, Essex County’s Land Trust, has been awarded a $16,416 Merrimack Conservation Partnership Land Transaction Grant for the acquisition of an approximately 120-acre conservation restriction on the Leonhard-Eldred Farm in Boxford and North Andover. A family farm for several generations,…
The Ipswich River Watershed Association is offering a great opportunity to conduct environmental education outings for youth on the Ipswich River. This position is part of our environmental apprenticeship program to train the next generation of leaders in the environmental…
Job Opening – Seasonal Research Assistant The Wells National Estuarine Research Reserve is seeking qualified applicants for a full-time (40 hours per week) seasonal Research Assistant position. The position will last for five months from approximately March 21, 2016 to…
Above: Members of the 2015 "turtle land" tire cleanup crew. From left to right: (Unless otherwise noted from NE MA Mosquito Control and Wetlands Management District) Barry Noone, Bill Mehaffey, Kelsey Evans, Anne Gagnon (DFG), George Comiskey (Parker River Clean…