I have noticed a huge increase in people engaging with nature! And it’s no surprise because spending time in nature heals us, relaxes and...

Did you know that the CARES Act* created charitable giving incentives for donors to 501c3 non-profit organizations? Taxpayers who do not...

Thank you to all of our supporters over the past year. PRWC depends on donor gifts to continue all of the work that we do throughout the...

With the help of 10 volunteers, 5 streams were surveyed for macroinvertebrates in September. Following the recent flooding, there was...

In 2020, PRWC’s Hailey McKeever and Carol Haskins began training under Housatonic Valley Association to become lead observers for the...

This summer, PRWC’s Youth Conservation Corps completed Streamwalk Assessment Surveys of the 9.7 mile length of the Weekeepeemee River in...

With several significant precipitation events between July and October, flows in the Pomperaug River have remained well above average...

Looking back at the past year, I am as proud as ever of all that PRWC has accomplished, especially since we are still in “COVID-times.”...

PRWC is pleased to welcome two new members, John McDonald and Anne Westerman, to the Board of Directors. John McDonald was born in...

In October, PRWC collected stream temperature data loggers for data download, a quality assurance check, and data submission to...

The POCD from 2012 needs to be updated as required by the state every 10 years. The update will serve as a guide for future growth and...