Programs

  • Water Quality Monitoring

    MRWC collects water quality data at sites along the main stem of the Merrimack River, from Manchester, NH to Newburyport and Salisbury, MA. MRWC staff and water quality monitoring volunteers collect data on fecal indicator bacteria concentrations as well as physical and chemical parameters in the river: pH, salinity, total dissolved solids, conductivity, temperature.
    Geographies
    Massachusetts, USA;
    New Hampshire, USA
    Dates
    Not indicated
    Source
    User-generated
    Agriculture, fishing and forestry,Community and economic development,Education,Environment,Health,Philanthropy,Public affairs,Public safety,Science,Sports and recreation
    Age groups,Cultural Heritage,Ethnic and racial groups,Family relationships,Gender and sexual identity,Health,Religious groups,Social and economic status,Work status and occupations
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  • Restoration and Conservation

    Restoration work on public and private lands
    Geographies
    Massachusetts, USA;
    New Hampshire, USA
    Dates
    Not indicated
    Source
    User-generated
    Agriculture, fishing and forestry,Community and economic development,Education,Environment,Health,Information and communications,Philanthropy,Public affairs,Public safety,Religion,Science,Sports and recreation
    Age groups,Cultural Heritage,Ethnic and racial groups,Family relationships,Gender and sexual identity,Health,Religious groups,Social and economic status,Work status and occupations
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  • Advocacy

    MRWC uses the best available science and our 40 years of experience as the ‘Voice of the Merrimack’ to convene decisionmakers, generate press coverage, comment on permits and regulations, influence laws, and leverage our trusted partnerships with municipalities, businesses, non-profits, and our MRWC base of volunteers and supporters.
    Geographies
    Massachusetts, USA;
    New Hampshire, USA
    Dates
    Not indicated
    Source
    User-generated
    Agriculture, fishing and forestry,Arts and culture,Community and economic development,Education,Environment,Health,Philanthropy,Public affairs,Public safety,Science,Sports and recreation
    Age groups,Cultural Heritage,Ethnic and racial groups,Family relationships,Gender and sexual identity,Health,Religious groups,Social and economic status,Work status and occupations
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