World Water Day Bungay River Cleanup Friends of the Ten Mile River Watershed and the Attleb......More
World Water Day Bungay River Cleanup Friends of the Ten Mile River Watershed and the Attleboro Council on Human Rights will once again be teaming up for a cleanup in celebration of World Water Day. Volunteers will meet in the parking lot of CVS on North Main Street in Attleboro on Saturday, March 21, 2026, at 9:00 AM and will clean along the Bungay River. Participants should wear gloves and long sleeves. Trash bags will be provided. Plan on doing some walking along the waterway. The Bungay River is one of the major tributaries to the Ten Mile River and is a natural resource for the Attleboro area. The cleanup should take less than 2 hours. We hope to see you there! March 15, 2026 / JR Johnson-Roehr Keep Attleboro Beautiful 9th Annual Cleanup Join Keep Attleboro Beautiful on April 18, 2026, for the 9th annual community cleanup! Bring your family, friends, and neighbors to help give the city of Attleboro a thorough spring cleaning! To participate, fill out the registration form on the Keep Attleboro Beautiful site—one form per volunteer. Groups are also welcome to register. To register your group, please contact the organizers at [email protected]. March 15, 2026 / JR Johnson-Roehr Lands under our protection: 504 acres owned; 236 acres restricted; 740 acres total. Larson Woodland – Where Nature and History Intersect Although only four acres in size, Larson Woodland sits at a strategic location, in a dense neighborhood, across from an elementary school, and next to a dam on the Ten Mile River whose flow had once powered a nearby cotton mill. Autumn view of the dam at Mechanics Pond, 2008. Great blue heron, 2014. In 2019, Ben Cote led a guided walk along the Ten Mile River, stopping here in Larson Woodland. Snapping turtles lay their eggs on Sandy Point. Image credit: David Laferriere Fishing at Sandy Point, Larson Woodland, 2009. Swan, Mechanics Pond, 2009. Tufted Titmouse, Larson Woodland, 2007. https://attleborolandtrust.org/wp-content/uploads/CAdler20200918-640.mp4 Fish census, 2020. Large mouth bass Yellow Bullhead Catfish February 13, 2026 / caa Upcoming Events Mar 21 Sat 9:00 amWorld Water Day Bungay River Cle...@ Meet at CVS World Water Day Bungay River Cle...@ Meet at CVS Mar 21 @ 9:00 am – 11:00 am Friends of the Ten Mile River Watershed and the Attleboro Council on Human Rights will once again be teaming up for a cleanup in celebration of World Water Day. They will meet in the parking lot of CVS on North Main Street in Attleboro on Saturday, March 21, 2026, at 9:00 AM and will clean[...] Apr 18 Sat 10:00 amKeep Attleboro Beautiful 9th Ann...@ Attleboro City Wide Keep Attleboro Beautiful 9th Ann...@ Attleboro City Wide Apr 18 @ 10:00 am – 12:00 pm Join Keep Attleboro Beautiful on April 18, 2026, for the 9th annual community cleanup! Bring your family, friends, and neighbors to help give the city of Attleboro a thorough spring cleaning! To participate, fill out the registration form on the Keep Attleboro Beautiful site—one form per volunteer. Groups are also welcome to register. To register[...] View Calendar Add Add to Timely Calendar Add to Google Add to Outlook Add to Apple Calendar Add to other calendar Export to XML Membership dues ($25 individual, $50 household) or donations in any amount may be made online to the Attleboro Land Trust here: What would we do without our volunteers? Thanks to the members of the South Attleboro Lions Club for their help on September 6, installing sign posts along the trail that is being built at the Charron Farm Preserve. Thanks also to the volunteers who helped on September 6 to prepare a stormwater infiltration basin for grass seeding. Photos by C. Adler and T.A. Charron September 26, 2025 / caa
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