Ten Mile River continues on a comeback course The Sun ChronicleBy George W. Rhodesgrhodes@thesunchronicle.comApril 20, 2018 Keith Gonsalves and a crew from the Ten Mile River Watershed Council pulled on some waders one day in 2016 and splashed about in the river near Larson Woods off Riverbank Road. They stuck an electrical shocking device inRead more
RIVER HERRING IN THE NEWS
Fishy phenom: First Taunton Mill River herring run in two centuries caught on camera Taunton Gazette By Charles WinokoorTaunton Gazette Staff Reporter Posted Apr 20, 2018 at 10:44 AMUpdated Apr 21, 2018 at 9:42 AM TAUNTON — It took a week before a herring fish heading north from Mill River to Sabbatia Lake made itsRead more
World Fish Migration Day Celebration At Herring Run18 April 2018By: William F. Galvin The Cape Cod Chronicle WEST HARWICH — A lot of activity will be taking place around the town’s herring run, but the cold spring weather has slowed the migration of the anadromous fish moving into headwater ponds to spawn. “It’s been slowRead more
Plymouth Herring Run Festival Saturday By Frank Mandfmand@wickedlocal.comWicked Local Plymouth Posted Apr 18, 2018 at 3:38 PMUpdated Apr 20, 2018 at 8:31 AM Along Town Brook, next to Jenny Pond, and on the deck of the Grist Mill there will be exhibits and activities sponsored by dozens of community-based organizations. PLYMOUTH – Plimoth Grist Mill’sRead more
Early Bird Special at the Stony Brook Herring Run in BrewsterApril 16, 2018by Laura M. ReckfordCape Cod Wave Magazine BREWSTER – Gulls are starting to line up early knowing that thousands of herring will soon be swimming upstream in an annual ritual that attracts gulls and people to one of the Cape’s most scenic herringRead more
Tales From Granny Squannit: Honoring The Spirit Of The Traditional Herring The Mashpee EnterpriseBy JOAN TAVARES AVANTApr 13, 2018 Even though it has been cold, the time for the centuries-old herring migration continues. The fish have left the Atlantic Ocean and have arrived. They are here. I was told by Karen Hendricks, Mashpee Wampanoag, thatRead more
Shawsheen Greenway to hold second annual Herring Count By Kelsey Bode kbode@andovertownsman.comApr 12, 2018 The Andover Townsman Online The herring are coming, the herring are coming! And it’s time to count their return to the Shawsheen River. The local conservation group Shawsheen Greenway is holding its second annual Herring Count starting on April 14, andRead more
Volunteers clean up Weymouth Herring Run By Audrey CooneyThe Patriot LedgerPosted Apr 7, 2018 at 1:10 PMUpdated Apr 8, 2018 at 9:59 AM Around 50 people gathered to help clean up the Weymouth Herring Run on Saturday. Volunteers sipped donated coffee and hot chocolate during the chilly, damp morning before pulling on work gloves, grabbingRead more
Sennott Bog Purchase Tied To Cold Brook Restoration 04 April 2018By: William F. Galvin HARWICH — The Compact of Cape Cod Conservation Trusts, working with the Harwich Conservation Trust, has purchased the 7.9-acre cranberry bog along Bank Street formerly owned by John and Paula Sennott. The purchase is instrumental to the Harwich Conservation Trust’s ecologicalRead more
The March 7, 2018 workshop co-sponsored by the River Herring Network and the Middleborough-Lakeville Herring Fishery Commission was a success. We had 43 people attend representing 9 towns, 2 Counties, 6 watershed associations & environmental groups, 5 MA state agencies, and one RI agency (DEM). Thanks to the Lakeville Community Access Media, the entire workshopRead more
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