New Climate Resilience Project in the Watershed

NepRWA to partner with Milton and Norwood on projects that include a community-based approach to climate impacts.

Dec. 20, 2022–

NepRWA recently helped secure two grants from the Metropolitan Area Planning Council to work on climate-related projects in 2023. Read the announcement here.

The first project is a partnership with the Town of Milton to improve the understanding of climate priorities in the Neponset Estuary. NepRWA will coordinate a series of public meetings and workshops with state and municipal staff from Boston, Quincy, and Milton, along with neighborhood and community-based organizations, in order to facilitate discussions about sea level rise, storm surge, nature-based solutions, and green infrastructure improvements.

The second project is with the Town of Norwood to advance two green infrastructure projects at the Savage Center and Cleveland Elementary School, from their early design phases to 75% complete. The green infrastructure projects will help protect essential community services from existing and future flooding challenges while also improving water quality for the Neponset River. The project will include community engagement with Norwood students and the general public.

For more information, contact NepRWA River Restoration Director, Sean McCanty at mccanty@neponset.org

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