Current events and projects
Yesterday was the PIE-Rivers Partnership’s Annual Meeting and a chance for the towns, organizations and volunteers who make up the three-watershed collective to give feedback on the Partnership’s Action Plan and priorities moving forward. Thanks to grant funding from the…
Thanks to the more than 50 Parker, Ipswich and Essex Rivers partners and interested citizens who joined us at our 2017 PIE-Rivers Annual Meeting in early December. The Partnership is comprised of conservation and community leaders representing a wide range…
PIE-Rivers Restoration Partnership members and interested public are invited to the 3rdAnnual Partnership meeting to be held on December 5, 2017. The meeting will be held at the Newbury Town Library in Byfield. PIE-Rivers partners are conservation and community leaders representing…
On December 6th, 50 PIE-Rivers partners and friends gathered for the partnership's annual meeting where the 2016 drought was the focus. Held at the Newbury Town Library, the partnership’s meeting brought together non-profit and municipal and state officials and volunteers…
Thursday, November 17th, 8:00 am – 4:00 pm Location: Woodman’s in Essex The 5th Annual Great Marsh Sea Level Rise Symposium: Implications for Quality of Life in Our Communities will be held at Woodman’s of Essex on Thursday, November 17th. Click…
PIE-Rivers Restoration Partnership members and interested public are invited to the 2ndAnnual Partnership meeting to be held on December 6, 2016, at the Newbury Town Library in Byfield, MA. The meeting will include a review of the Partnership’s work in…
The National Wildlife Federation invites you to join us for the North Shore Regional Workshop on Innovative Approaches to Reducing Community Vulnerability. This workshop is designed to educate local planners, municipal officials, engaged citizens, and others on how to make…
Download the Flyer Join us on Tuesday, December 1st, 2015 (8:30 AM - noon) for the PIE-Rivers Annual Meeting. The environmental issues affecting our watersheds beg for solutions that span political and organizational boundaries. Across the country, regional partnerships are restoring…
Task force members from the Great Marsh Community Resiliency Planning Project met last week in Salisbury and Ipswich to review documents identifying each community’s vulnerability to climate-driven threats. Concluding the first phase of the two-year planning effort, this meeting was…