The WRWC was featured in the news! The Narragansett Bay Estuary Program (NBEP), hosted at Roger Williams University, has announced $649,000 in grants to support green infrastructure projects for organizations and municipalities in Rhode Island and Massachusetts. NBEP is... Keep reading »
The WRWC was featured in the news! Be sure to join us on Sunday, May 15 at 3pm for a performance highlighting how Rhode Island is handling the climate crisis! The concert will take place at the University... Keep reading »
Providence Monthly has featured the WRWC’s Red Shed Bike Program and our Bicycle Education Director Donny Green this week! The Red Shed Bike Program was founded in 2009 and over the years has become a beloved community asset... Keep reading »
UPDATED AS OF 4/30: The WRWC’s Bike to Breakfast event has been cancelled. The WRWC was in the news! The Valley Breeze shared the WRWC’s upcoming Recreation event, Bike to Breakfast. With spring approaching and National Bike Month... Keep reading »
The WRWC was featured in the news last week! During the week of April 18-22, the WRWC celebrated Earth Week with a series of events throughout the Woonasquatucket River Watershed. Activities included clean ups, tree planting, spreading mulch,... Keep reading »
The Woonasquatucket River Watershed Council (WRWC) was recently awarded up to $150,000 from the state through the Take It Outside grant program! This program uses money from the state’s share of the American Rescue Plan Act to help eligible small... Keep reading »
The WRWC was featured in the news this week! Executive Director Alicia Lehrer spoke with ABC6’s Tim Studebaker about the WRWC’s Earth Week event series, highlighting the week’s kickoff event at Adams Lane on Tuesday. “It was a... Keep reading »
¡En asociación a través de la Cuenca del río Woonasquatucket, el WRWC lo invita a celebrar el planeta cuidando, aprendiendo y disfrutando de nuestros espacios verdes! Únase a nosotros durante esta celebración de una semana asistiendo a uno... Keep reading »
The WRWC was recently featured in the news for our annual spring Herring Fish Count! The WRWC’s Executive Director Alicia Lehrer shared information about our fish count and the herring that come to the Woonasquatucket River with ABC6’s... Keep reading »
(See below for Spanish translation/vea a continuación la traducción al español) The Rhode Island Department of Health’s (RIDOH) Environmental Health Risk Assessment Program (EHRAP) is inviting community members and organizations who live, work, or play along the contaminated... Keep reading »
This month, the WRWC invites you to celebrate the planet by taking care of, learning about, and enjoying our green spaces! Please join us during this week long celebration by attending one of our Earth Week events. Registration... Keep reading »
Today, right now, take a few minutes to join #401Gives, Rhode Island’s statewide day of generosity. To make a donation to the WRWC, visit our 401Gives page. 401Gives is a very special day for us and for hundreds... Keep reading »