Massachusetts Rivers Alliance

Looking for a place to see the fall foliage along a healthy and scenic river? Consider the Squannacook! Learn more about one of Massachusetts’ Wild & Scenic rivers located just an hour north of Boston!

Yesterday, we celebrated the incredible river restoration and conservation work of our friends and partners across Central Massachusetts at our third Mass Rivers on the Road in Worcester, co-hosted by the Blackstone Watershed Collab! Throughout the night, we heard about the dedication of river advocates across the Blackstone River watershed and beyond, and reaffirmed our commitment to supporting dam and invasive species removal in the area. Thank you to all who attended yesterday and we hope to see you at our final Mass Rivers on the Road in North Reading on October 22nd!

Looking to get involved in river-related events this month? Look no further! Introducing Mass Rivers’ monthly events roundups, where you can find events near you all month long! Subscribe to our monthly newsletter through the link in our bio and follow our member organizations to be notified about upcoming events even earlier!

You’re invite to a celebration of this year’s accomplishments! Join us Thursday, November 12th for River Revel, an evening to recognize the amazing work of our community members. Purchase tickets through the link in our bio! 🥂

You’re invited to a celebration of this year’s accomplishments! Join us Thursday, November 12th for River Revel, an evening to recognize the amazing work of our community members. Link in bio to purchase tickets. 🥂

Our final Mass Rivers on the Road will be on Thursday, October 22nd at Hopothecary Ales in North Reading. We look forward to welcoming Northern MA community members and partners alongside our co-hosts, the Ipswich River Watershed Association! Members of the public are welcome to attend. Complementary food and drinks will be provided. Link to register is in our bio!

Today is World Rivers Day! In Massachusetts and around the world, rivers are threatened by pollution, climate change, and habitat degradation. Support Mass Rivers in our fight for clean water, healthy ecosystems, and climate resilience. Link in bio to sign up for our newsletter, register for an event near you, and donate!

Clean Water. Climate Resilience. Healthy Ecosystems. Mass Rivers is leading the fight to protect and restore 8,000 miles of rivers across the state for people, wildlife, and future generations. Join us through the link in our bio!

Bet you’ve heard of Plymouth Rock but have you heard of the Jones River? Take a minute to learn about this winding river near one of the South Shore’s most well-known locations!