Eel River Watershed Advocacy

The Eel River flows through the heart of Chiltonville. It’s ~3.9 miles long starting at the cranberry bogs east of Long Pond Road, flowing to the mouth of Plymouth Harbor. Another branch of the river Read more

Wastewater CAC presentation

A big thanks to Selectman and CAC Chair, David Golden, and Vice-Chair, Hampton Watkins, who provided an update on the town’s efforts to address issues raised by the Massachusetts Environmental Policy Act Office (MEPA) in regard Read more

Wastewater Citizens Advisory Committee (CAC) Update

Please plan to join us on Sunday, March 2nd from 3:45 – 5:15 when Selectman and CAC Chair, David Golden, and Vice-Chair, Hampton Watkins, provide an update on the town’s efforts to, “address Read more

Please plan to join us on Sunday, March 2nd from 3:45 – 5:15 when Selectman and CAC Chair, David Golden, and Vice-Chair, Hampton Watkins, provide an update on the town’s efforts to, “address concerns about potential impacts to groundwater Read more

Wastewater Citizens Advisory Committee (CAC) Update

Please plan to join us on Sunday, March 2nd from 3:45 – 5:15 when Selectman and CAC Chair, David Golden, and Vice-Chair, Hampton Watkins, provide an update on the town’s efforts to, “address Read more

The Eel River Watershed Association is a non-profit organization, incorporated in 1997 dedicated to protecting Eel River and to:

• Participate in scientific research and educational activities related to conservation and the​ environment in and around the Eel River watershed Read more