Primary Watershed:

Where: Mass Bay

Communities: Norwell, Hingham, Scituate, Marshfield, Hanover, Pembroke, Whitman, Hanson, Duxbury, Weymouth, Rockland and Abington

Samantha Woods, Executive Director
Office: 781-659-8168
Mail: PO Box 43, Norwell, MA 02061
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Website: www.nsrwa.org

The North and South Rivers Watershed Association, Inc. (NSRWA) is a non-profit grassroots environmental organization located on the South Shore of Massachusetts. The NSRWA was founded in 1970 and has grown to over 1,500 members today, comprised of individuals, families, businesses, and other environmentally-concerned organizations. The membership comes primarily from the 12 towns within the watershed: Norwell, Hingham, Scituate, Marshfield, Hanover, Pembroke, Whitman, Hanson, Duxbury, Weymouth, Rockland and Abington. The NSRWA was created by a handful of river-lovers bound together by an intense devotion to the natural beauty of the area and a strong commitment to protect these natural resources for their own and future generations.

The mission of the NSRWA is to preserve, restore, maintain and conserve in their natural state, the waters and related natural resources within the watershed.

Secondary Watershed:

Jones

Primary Watershed:

[Buzzards Bay]

Primary Watershed:

Where: Boston Harbor

Communities: Hull, Cohasset? Hingham??

Samantha Woods, President
Phone: 781-659-8168
Mail: PO Box 1112, Hull, MA 02045
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Website: www.weirriver.org

The Weir River Watershed Association (WRWA) is a 501(3)c nonprofit group committed to promoting awareness and stewardship of the Weir River Watershed.

Our goals are to:

• Gather data on the Watershed’s condition using monitoring programs.
• Design and carry out local projects to maintain and improve the water quality, beauty, and enjoyment of the Weir River Watershed.
• Report findings on the condition of the Weir River Watershed to the public, governmental committees, and other agencies.
• Build a partnership of schools, community groups, businesses, and all levels of government entities who are committed to maintaining the Weir River Watershed as a necessary and beautiful resource.