Appalachian Trail Challenge
By Paul Denoncourt In 1923, while touring the U.S. to raise money for an expedition to the yet unclimbed Mt. … Read Full Article
Category Archives: Newsletter
Meet the Fox that can Climb
By Martha Sheldon, Communications Committee In our watershed it is much more common to see a red fox than its … Read Full Article
Keeping Invasive Weeds Out
By Geri Williams with information from Sara Grady, PhD Great Herring Pond is probably free of aquatic invasive species, according … Read Full Article
Freshwater Mussels
By Ramona Krogman Freshwater mussels are neighbors worth protecting. These small pond dwellers may not be easy to see but … Read Full Article
Insects – The Little Things That Run the World
By Blake Dinius, Plymouth County Entomologist Just this past September, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service declared 23 species in … Read Full Article
Vintage Postcards of Great Herring Pond Area
By Geri Williams Here are some more photos of vintage postcards sent to me by Jim Smith, an active member. … Read Full Article
Inviting Pollinators into Your Yard
By Geri Williams We’ve chosen to live in the Herring Ponds Watershed area because we enjoy the natural beauty and … Read Full Article
Herring Count Update: Call for Volunteers
By Ramona Krogman Spring has arrived again. The peepers are calling from small ponds. The last snow flurries are fading … Read Full Article
President’s Letter: A Big Win for Us All!
With Your Help HPWA’s Continued Efforts to Preserve and Protect Our Watershed Grows Exponentially Good news is always welcome. The … Read Full Article
Count Me In
Volunteer herring counters needed in April and May 2021 for recording important data on the health of our fish By … Read Full Article