Friends of the Ten Mile River Watershed

06/20/2026

Duck, Duck, Jeep Rubber Duck Race! Great day and great event. Huge thank you to the South Attleboro Lions for inviting us to take part. Great to see the Attleboro Land Trust and Attleboro Riverwalk Arts.

06/19/2026

Friends of the Ten Mile River + Watershed Council took our annual Rivers Month Hike. What a great evening! We got wet but were rewarded with a beautiful sunset and double rainbow. Special thanks to hike leader Roy, Ocean River Institute, Attleboro Riverwalk Arts and Attleboro Community Garden for your contribution to this event. And to all who came out to risk getting wet.

06/18/2026

06/18/2026

Final reminder about our Rivers Month Walk tomorrow evening at 6:00 PM. Meet at the canoe launch at Judith Robbins Park on Riverfront Drive in Attleboro. All are welcome for this easy 2.5 evening walk to celebrate our Ten Mile River. Check our events for more information.

06/17/2026

https://www.thesunchronicle.com/news/local_news/attleboro-city-council-oks-expansion-of-wetlands-protection/article_c8a8e427-88f8-4253-8106-199ef1b1ebed.html

ATTLEBORO — The city council voted 6-5 Tuesday to expand the city’s wetlands protection buffer from 25 feet to 50 feet, approving the controversial measure after months of debate and

06/17/2026

The wetland negotiation is over. We all saw it through until the end. Before the meeting, I met a new friend at Larson Woodland.

06/16/2026

06/16/2026

This Saturday: Stop by for our Make & Take at Judith Robbins Park!

More than 70% of Earth’s surface is made of water whether it be oceans, lakes, ponds, rivers, or more. Each type of water biome has it’s own properties. A river is a natural, flowing water course moving downhill originating from one water source and typically leading to a second water source.

Design and create a man-made river using aluminum foil, soil, and rocks/wood chips. Can you create a river strong enough to push a duck?

Free and open to the public. Stop by any time between 11am and 2pm at Judith Robbins Park.

Questions? Call 508-222-3918 or email [email protected].