Pequabuck River Watershed Association

10/11/2026

Join us for a lovely evening on the 29th!

09/27/2026

Watershed Week is in full swing with many fantastic events throughout the Connecticut River watershed, including an upcoming BioBlitz! 🌲🦋🦅

Hosted by the Connecticut River Watershed Partnership with many local organizations involved, you can find all the details at the link in the image.

09/27/2026

A vision with Federal support!

08/31/2026

The Plainville Community Water Survey is now open.

The survey asks about taste, odor, discoloration, hardness, filtration systems, bottled water use, whether you avoid drinking the tap water, and other water-related expenses.

The survey link is in the comments below.

Paper copies and drop boxes will also be available at the Plainville Senior Center, Plainville Public Library, and Plainville Municipal Center.

The survey will remain open through September 15th. We will use the results to work with the Town, our water utility, and state agencies to better understand what residents are experiencing and identify solutions.

Even if you have no concerns, please respond. The more participation we have, the clearer picture we will have of Plainville’s water needs.

Please complete the survey and share it with your Plainville friends and neighbors.

Thank you for your help!

04/13/2026

Looking for folks to populate this map and/or take the survey.

Bristol experiences flooding that can block roadways and damage property. Some buildings have been damaged by floods more than once in recent years. In severe cases, flooding can endanger the safety and wellbeing of residents. The City of Bristol is exploring different ways to reduce flood risk. We&...

03/26/2026

Two champions, indeed! March is women's celebration month, too.

💧On World Water Day, we’re highlighting the women leading the fight to protect clean, safe water in Connecticut. From Margaret Miner, who helped advance landmark protections through her leadership at Rivers Alliance of Connecticut, to Alicea Charamut, a scientist‑turned‑advocate now steering the organization and advising on statewide water policy, women are at the forefront of defending our rivers, wetlands, and drinking‑water sources. At Rivers Alliance Connecticut, that work includes pushing for strong streamflow standards, fighting pollution and toxic contaminants like PFAS, and supporting local groups working to protect waters in their own communities. Water is never just an environmental issue, worldwide; it’s a gender, class, and race issue, and women leaders are working to ensure that where water flows, equity grows.
cwhf.org

02/24/2026

Can't come in person? You can join online with this link and catch our presentation which is less than a week away.
Monday, March 2, 7-8:30PM
https://meet.google.com/aan-huir-xmv