President’s Letter
by Don Williams
As we head to the less busy fall/winter season, the Water Quality Committee will be working hard to find a way to permanently remove cyanobacteria advisories from Great Herring Pond and to continue to find ways to bring our community together by planning new events and presentations.
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Planning for a Cleaner Future: Plymouth Launches Comprehensive Wastewater
Management Initiative
By Michelle Christensen
The Town of Plymouth is taking proactive steps to protect its natural water resources,
public health, and scenic coastline.
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Geri’s Garden Tips for Fall 2026
By Geri Williams
I recently watched a video on 10 plants not to prune in the fall and it started me doing more research on which shrubs and perennial plants should or should not be pruned in the fall as part of our yard clean up.
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Protecting Great Herring Pond from Invasive Plants
It is important to clean boats thoroughly before launching them and not to dump bait buckets or bilge water into ponds.
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HPWA Gala Raises Over $10,000—and Celebrates a Community United for Conservation
by Trish O’Brien and Geri Williams
A stormy forecast could not stop HPWA’s community from coming together for an unforgettable evening in support of conservation.
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Owl Box Workshop
As a special addition this year we will have Ava Zeol, of New England Wildlife Centers who will bring two owls, an eastern screech and barn owl.
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