What happens when a major highway project is never finished, but the impacts remain?

On April 28th, we’re hosting a webinar with Ed Reiner, who spent decades studying wetlands with EPA and authored the most detailed analysis of how the abandoned I-95 embankment has affected Rumney Marsh.

If you’ve ever wondered why parts of the marsh function the way they do today, this is a great opportunity to learn more.

Join us for a guided birding walk through Rumney Marsh led by Nature Man Mike! Spring migration is underway!

Join us for a guided birding walk with Nature Man Mike through Rumney Marsh

· Moderate 3-mile hike on relatively flat trails

· Binoculars encouraged.

  (Limited loaners available)

· Registration Required

Explore this natural habitat on a moderately-paced three-mile walk across relatively flat, easy trails at Rumney Marsh Reservation. You may spot wildlife such as coyote, raptors, snow buntings, horned larks, and groupings of tree species like oak and pine. Bring binoculars for the best views, some loaner binoculars available thanks to the Friends of Belle Isle Marsh.

All Programs are free and open to the public. Please dress for the weather. Programs are cancelled during inclement weather including high winds and extreme temperatures. For more information, or if you would like to receive regular emails about current DCR program schedules, please call (617) 721-4132 or email Matthew.Nash@mass.gov.

Join us with the Saugus River Watershed Council on Monday, January 26th, for a fun & educational evening at the Marina at the Wharf.

Keynote speaker will feature the work of Steve Fantone in the Saugus River Watershed.

Join the Saugus River Watershed Council and friends for a delightful evening at their annual meeting and dinner, taking place at the Marina at the Wharf on January 26th

https://www.saugusriver.org/annualmeeting