Things are changing for the Woonasquatucket River. Major progress is being made on the Centredale Superfund Cleanup – addressing cleanup of dioxin-contaminated sediments at the site. We are so thrilled to continue to play a part in this... Keep reading »
As we work from home, we’re reaching out to offer guidance for safe use of the Woonasquatucket River Greenway and to share our plans for upcoming events. To stay up to date with WRWC, keep an eye on... Keep reading »
Operating just below the Hot Club in Providence is a small but powerful unit removing trash directly from the Providence River. The Hot Club Marina Trash Skimmer has been operating since April of 2019, and has been removing... Keep reading »
From Rubble-filled Brownfield To Woonasquatucket Adventure Park Merino park is in the Hartford neighborhood of Providence. A new part of the park just opened up with some equipment that’s a little different from what you may have seen... Keep reading »
2019 Clean Days Kickoff Recap In 2019, nearly 400 volunteers came together over two days of kickoff events to start our spring off right – despite the rain on Earth Day! On Earth Day, April 22, 2019, nearly... Keep reading »
The upgrades are expected to make for safer bike commutes between Eagle Square and the Providence Place Mall as well as cleaner water in the river. Read more here at ABC6!... Keep reading »
Volunteers for the Woonasquatucket River Watershed Council count herring twice a day through late May.... Keep reading »
Below are links to a series of environmental education based videos created by the WRWC. We hope that you are staying safe and taking time to enjoy the outside during this difficult time. Here you will find different... Keep reading »
Imagine hopping in a self-driving shuttle that will take you to the Woonasquatucket River for a day of exploring. Well, that’s soon to be reality. The Woonasquatucket River corridor will be home to a free pilot project that... Keep reading »
In 2018, the WRWC brought more amazing Green Infrastructure projects to the community. GI projects use nature-based solutions that address stormwater flooding and pollution in our neighborhoods and along the Greenway. Check out the coverage from our partner... Keep reading »
Here it is – the Woonasquatucket Vision Plan for the Valley and Olneyville neighborhoods of Providence! For over 25 years, the WRWC has been the constant voice for change on the downtown stretch of Woonasquatucket River Greenway. See... Keep reading »
We’ve been working for 25 years to revitalize the Woonasquatucket River and the communities it flows through. The transformation is real, it is palpable, and we’re working on an even brighter future. The Providence Journal shined a spotlight... Keep reading »