2024 Annual Pomperaug Watershed Newsletter
2024 Annual Pomperaug Watershed Newsletter
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Watershed News
Stay updated on PRWC news and events and other topics affecting your watershed community.
Nov 14
PRWC Supports Southbury in Achieving Sustainable CT Silver Certification
PRWC Supports Southbury in Achieving Sustainable CT Silver Certification
Nov 11
Governor Lamont Declares Stage 2 Drought Advisory for All of Connecticut
Governor Ned Lamont announced that he is declaring a Stage 2 drought advisory for all eight counties in CT due to far below normal precipita
Oct 1
Pomperaug River Low-Flow Plan Action Level Reached
ust weeks following historic flooding in Southbury and neighboring towns, river flows in the Pomperaug River have dropped below the first th
Sep 10
Executive Director Carol Haskins to Receive Adele Taylor Civic Award
The Woodbury Democratic Town Committee, in coordination with the Taylor family, is inaugurating The Adele Taylor Civic Award by...
Aug 30
Floods of the Future and What We Need to Do About Them
While the losses from the Aug 18 flood have been costly and heart-breaking, we must look forward to improve our response to future disasters
Aug 22
Flooding Across Our Watershed Community
Resources for watershed residents affected by the recent flood.
Jul 30
We Want to Hear from You!
PRWC wants to know what you think about its work and the water in your community!
Jun 13
PRWC Welcomes 2024 Dr. Marc J. Taylor Interns Harry Harwood and Imani Rodriguez
Harry and Imani will be working this summer on stream crossing assessments and aquatic invasive species removal. Harry Harwood is a...
Jun 12
2024 Interns Continue Assessing Road-Stream Crossings in Southbury
Learn more about PRWC's Stream Crossing Assessments
May 17
Join Us At Pints for Pomperaug River
Join PRWC at Black Hog Brewing as we put the FUN in fundraiser! Your ticket purchase includes 2 drink tickets for any beer or hard...
Apr 29
Need a Gift for Mother's Day? Adopt-A-Plant & Plant with a Purpose
Give a gift to your mom and mother nature by adopting a native plant in their honor to be planted in the community through PRWC's...
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