Postcard From the Appalachian Trail Fall 2022
By Paul Denoncourt After 99 days, I completed the northern half of the Appalachian Trail by summiting Mt. Katahdin in … Read Full Article
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Joe Solimini Catches…and Releases…a Lot of Fish
By Martha Sheldon I wanted to write an article about fishing in our watershed. I knew that 376-acre Great Herring … Read Full Article
Water Quality Report Fall 2022
The Herring Ponds Watershed Association received the consultant’s Water Quality Report draft on August 19. The Review Committee, consisting of … Read Full Article
President’s Letter Fall 2022
There is still plenty of nice weather left to enjoy our cyanobacteria-free watershed. Aside from swimming, fishing and boating, have … Read Full Article
Old Mr. Toad
By Martha Sheldon If you are of a certain age, like myself, when you were growing up you might have … Read Full Article
Water Quality Report July 2022
By Don Williams The burning water quality question is will we have a cyano bloom this summer? We know that … Read Full Article
Summer Gardening Tips from Geri
I use compost as a top dressing of my gardens each spring, rather than bark mulch. It enriches the soil … Read Full Article
Beware of Invasive Bugs
By Geri Williams In the past decade Massachusetts trees have been subjected to serious attacks by invasive insects from Asia … Read Full Article
Why do I need a Vegetated Buffer?
By Geri Williams As waterfront property owners, we are the first line of defense in protecting our shorelines and waterbodies. … Read Full Article
Commit to Stewardship – Rewilding Part of Your Yard
By Lee Pulis The Herring River Area of Critical Environmental Concern (ACEC) contains more than 1300 town-listed parcels, most of them … Read Full Article