Draft of existing conditions plan for Sam Wright Field, Easton, MA which is one of the several wetland restoration projects identified.  Over the last 4 years, SNEP Network partners have been working with the Towns of Easton, Foxborough, Mansfield, Norton, and Sharon, Massachusetts to enhance the protection of the Canoe

The 2023 Stormwater Innovation Center (SIC) Annual Report is now available! The Stormwater Innovation Center (SIC) conducts research, develops trainings and outreach on stormwater best practices focusing especially on green infrastructure. Created in 2020 as a collaboration between the Audubon Society of Rhode Island, the City of Providence Parks Department

With support from the SNEP Network, the Town of Middletown, RI has developed a Climate Resiliency Planning and Financing Strategy that will serve as a roadmap on how to prioritize and finance resilience-focused capital infrastructure projects and associated programs. With this strategy, the Town of Middletown is positioned to advance their climate resilience goals

The Stewardship Mapping and Assessment Project (Stew-MAP) was conducted in the Southeast New England Program (SNEP) region, as a part of the larger stormwater and habitat restoration efforts of the Southeast New England Program Network. The purpose of the StewMap project was to better understand the organizations dynamics of  environmental

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency announced the award of $3,339,177 in new funding for southeast Massachusetts communities and new technical assistance and partnerships with local organizations working for clean water and healthy coastal ecosystems. More than $1 million of this new funding is through President Biden’s November 2021 Bipartisan Infrastructure

SNEP hosts press event at project site: “Waterfront Access & Green Infrastructure at Public Street for the S. Providence Green Justice Zone”. From Left to Right (Tom Ardito – Restore America’s Estuaries, Sue Kiernan – Administrator of the DEM Office of Water Resources, U.S. Senator Sheldon Whitehouse, Providence Mayor Brett

Kate McPherson, Narragansett Bay Riverkeeper for Save The Bay, explains to a homeowner the benefits of allowing the natural area next to the Maidford River to revegetate with trees, shrubs, and leaves.  This effort was part of a neighborhood campaign to encourage property owners to rewild the portions of their

The SNEP Network recently held two grant funding workshops to highlight key funding opportunities for water quality and climate resilience projects in Southeast Massachusetts and Rhode Island. The first of these workshops, “Funding Nature Based Community Resilience in Southeastern Massachusetts” was held on March 13 in Bridgewater, Massachusetts. The workshop featured a