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Army Corps of Engineers The Corps of Engineers operates the two large flood-control dams on the Westfield River - Knightville and Littleville, both located in Huntington. Tours and class visits can be arranged by calling. |
Knightville Dam Rd Huntington, MA 01050 413-667-3656 |
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Connecticut River Watershed Council The CRWC works to protect the Connecticut River watershed (that includes us!) from source to sea. They collaborate, educate, organize, restore, and intervene to preserve the entire watershed for generations to come. |
15 Bank Row Greenfield, MA 01301 413-772-2020 (Ext. 202) |
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Massachusetts Water Regional Authority This Boston-based group provides classroom presentations, water quality testing kits, teacher workshops, and water curriculum guides. |
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Northeast Utilities Northeast Utilities' educational programs cover safety, conservation, energy, and electricity. They provide a variety of educational resources including a speakers bureau and environmental brochures. NU also runs the Holyoke and Turner's Falls fish ladders and the Northfield Mountain Center. |
P.O. Box 270 Hartford, CT 06141 800-286-5000 |
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Northfield Mtn Rec/Environmental Center Operated by Northeast Utilities, this site features a science center, which provides energy and environmental programs, guided nature walks, exhibits and teacher workshops. Visit the Northeast Utilities website for information on recreational and educational offerings. You can also view current editions of their newsletters for the public and for educators. |
Northfield, MA 01360 800-869-2960 or 413-659-3714 nerc@nu.com |
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Rushing Rivers Rushing Rivers' mission is to prevent further destruction of our powerful and beautiful riverscapes by raising public awareness and delivering leading edge, ecologically sound technology to conservationists and resource managers. |
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USGS - MA Water Resources The U.S. Geological Survey is responsible for monitoring water flow in the nation's rivers. Real-time and historical data are available at four gaging stations in the Westfield River Watershed and at many others in the region. |
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Vernal Pool Association This group is holding workshops during Spring, 2002 for teachers who are including vernal pool studies in their curricula. They also publish a field guide to the animals of vernal pools. |
RMHS - Vernal Pool Assn 62 Oakland Rd Reading, MA 01867 |
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1955 Westfield River Flood DVD The Little Black Dog Gallery, in partnership with WRWA, will sell DVDs of "Five Feet and Rising: The Flood of '55". This 28-minute documentary recounts the devastating Westfield River floods of August 1955. The film includes a number of interviews with Westfield residents recalling their experiences of the 1955 event - the largest recorded flood in Westfield's history. Non-profit organizations can obtain free copies of the DVD by contacting Kathy Meyer at 568-4252. |
16 Union St. Westfield, MA open 10-5 M-Sa, 12-3 Sunday |
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