NCF's Work on Suburban and Urban Streams Spotlighted in Media...
MA NFC board member and former Newton resident Jeff Moore (right) seining for fish on a tributary to Cold Spring Brook in Cold Spring Park…
“Once Thought To Be Devoid of Aquatic Life, Newton Streams Populated With Countless Fish”
After a very successful webinar sponsored by Newton Conservators that featured NFC’s work on suburban and urban streams in Newton, Massachusetts, the story was picked up by The Heights, a publication serving the greater Boston College area. The presentation with audio will be posted to Newton Conservators YouTube page shortly.
Below are links to our two primary projects in Newton, we will be posting updates on two related projects, Newton Cemetery and Arboretum and Newton City Hall shortly. And our final report on Cold Spring Brook within Cold Spring Park will be posted shortly as well. NFC is looking to expand our work in Newton to include Laundry Brook and Hammond Brook.
Finding fish in these heavily altered streams where no fish were thought to exist is important work. These often overlooked and underappreciated urban and suburban waterway need help. Without your support NFC’s work could not happen. Please consider donating to NFC so we can continue and expand this important and unique wild native fish conservation work.
