NRWA Newsletter & Webinar Series
Norwalk River Watershed AssociationWebinars
Most Connecticut residents support equity, inclusive growth, and a clean and healthful environment. Tune into this webinar to learn how these three things are inextricably linked. You’ll discover how our communities can promote both equitable housing and better environmental stewardship – including better health for our watersheds. The talk will be given by Desegregate CT founder Sara Bronin, an architect and law professor.
Sara’s talk is brought to you by NRWA, which has invited the libraries and communities of the watershed to attend. Our watershed is made up of 6 Connecticut towns – New Canaan, Norwalk, Redding, Ridgefield, Weston, Wilton, CT – and Lewisboro, NY. We all share this beautiful river, and it’s connected streams, and library communities. Imagine sharing the vision of working together to provide clean water, clean air, and access to nature for everyone in our 40,000-acre watershed. This talk will explore that possibility.
We would like to open a town-wide discussion in Wilton about how we can advocate for protecting and restoring it. Please join us and learn how you can play a role in protecting and conserving this precious stream. This series is presented by NRWA, Wilton Library, Wilton Land Conservation Trust, and Trout Unlimited Mianus Chapter.


o Addressing climate change
o Protecting open space
o Ensuring access to nature
o Creating connected corridors
of wildlife habitat

Our New Nature-Friendly Gardening Webinar Series With Norwalk Library
Click on the title to watch each 1-hour webinar, more coming soon
Sound Ecology: Welcoming the Voices of Nature to Your Garden
Virtual Tour of the EcoType Project
Know Your Weeds With Roberta DiBisceglie (this is a recording of the same talk Roberta gave for NRWA on July 9, but it was given earlier at a CT NOFA Conference)
Attracting Butterflies to Your Garden and Yard with Redding’s Victor Demasi.
Attracting Songbirds to Your Garden & Yard With John Root
Invasion of the Invasives With Pollinator Pathway NE co-founder, Jackie Algon
Weeds & Seeds: Building Wild Resilience Through Ungardening
Our Partnership With Weston Pollinator Pathway
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