By Val Thorpe - GSWA Director of Communications & Membership Students popped up on the screen wearing anything from jeans to pajamas, but one thing was clear, they appeared eager... read more →
By: Hazel England – GSWA Director of Education and Outreach, Land Steward While we all continue to hunker down at home to slow the spread of coronavirus, many of... read more →
Part of our Watershed Friendly Living Series By Chris Coultas and Nicky Vanech: GSWA Interns, and Hazel England: GSWA Director of Education & Outreach – Land Steward As the... read more →
It's not easy being in quarantine while the weather warms and flowers bloom. Many of us are beginning to work on our gardens and lawns. What better way to spend... read more →
By: Hazel England, Director of Education & Outreach, Land Steward Educational programming began quickly in 2020! On January 21, GSWA’s education staff travelled to classes at Louise A. Spencer... read more →
By Val Thorpe, Director of Communications & Membership We are thrilled to see with our own eyes that local merchants are embracing the new single-use plastic bag ban that... read more →
By Val Thorpe, GSWA Director of Communications & Membership While helping a family member pack for her move, I noticed that despite her best efforts to recycle responsibly, she... read more →
by Sue Levine, GSWA Director of Finance and Human Resources The sole purpose of a catch basin is to collect stormwater and transport it to local underground waterways. “Everyone... read more →
By Adam Palmer, GSWA Education Associate Although it may be wintertime and it doesn’t look like much activity abounds in our wild spaces, our Conservation Management Area (CMA) is... read more →
By Nicky Vanech, GSWA Intern Now that winter is starting to bite and New Year's resolutions have us thinking about changing behaviors, perhaps you’ve considered living in a more “watershed-friendly”... read more →