We are individuals dedicated to preserving and restoring the South Shore watershed through community-based initiatives, scientific research, and innovative conservation practices.
What We Do
Monitor Water Resources
Invasive Species Management
Native Planting Initiatives
Stream Restoration
Habitat Enhancement
Community Projects
Watershed Technician Nicole Lawlor assembling fish cover.
Our Services
Workshops & Events
Technical Assistance
Native Species
Environmental Assessment
Funding Opportunities
Keep up with our data
We work hard collecting data to ensure our watershed stays healthy.
Estuary Health
We monitor estuaries throughout our watershed for the Department of Environment, Energy and Climate Action.
Water Quality
Every week throughout the summer, we take readings at 17 different locations to determine water health for the Atlantic Data Stream-an open hub resource for water quality throughout the Maritimes.
Anuran and Amphibian Study
For three summers, we have been collecting presence/absence data at five locations throughout our watershed. You can see our data on frogs and toads (anurans) at the Frogwatch program, or email us for our data on all the species.