We are excited to announce our very own, Alisa Phillips-Griggs, Watershed Science Director, has been awarded the Elizabeth Jester Fellows Award by the National Monitoring Conference Awards Committee! This award…
“Unearthing History: The Discovery of a 12,500 year old Paleo-Indian Site along the Farmington River in Avon, CT” webinar series continues with Connecticut Before History: The Deep Story of Human…
Bat Talk with Maureen Heidtmann, Master Wildlife Conservationist Weird and Wondrous: The Lives of Bats, presented by Master Wildlife Conservationist Maureen Heidtmann, is an overview of bats of the world, with…
“Unearthing History: The Discovery of a 12,500 year old Paleo-Indian Site along the Farmington River in Avon, CT” webinar series continues with A Rift, not the River, made the Farmington…
Beaver Talk with Ginny Apple, Master Wildlife Conservationist - Thursday, April 1st, 7:00 PM Wonder why Beavers are called “eager” or why they gnaw saplings—even large trees—to build their dams…
Eagle Talk - Thursday, March 4th, 7:00 PM Register today! It’s a Bird, It’s a Plane—no, it’s an eagle!! Bald eagles were once so endangered that many considered whether to…
FRWA's 3rd Annual Wild & Scenic Film FestivalTHURSDAY, NOVEMBER 19th, 20207:00-9:00pmLocation: Live Virtual EventTickets starting at $20 FRWA is thrilled to bring the greater Farmington River Watershed community together for…
FRWA hosts Senator Murphy and Dr. Leslie for our Annual Meeting. Join us!Senator Chris Murphy, long-time advocate of the Farmington River, will be sharing an exclusive prerecorded message for us.…
FRWA invites you to join us for our Annual Farmington River Cleanup. As a part of the Connecticut River Conservancy’s Source-to-Sea Cleanup, we challenge you to help clean up your…
We'd like to share some actions that help reduce pollution in our streams and rivers. Stormwater washes pollutants from the land (think parking lots, roadways, and fertilized lawns) into our waterways. In fact, stormwater pollution is…