Blackstone Headwaters Coalition
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  • About us
    • Mission
    • History of BHC
    • Member Organizations
    • Partner Organizations
    • A Campagin for a Swimmable/Fishable Blackstone
  • Join Us
    • Become a Member
    • Contact/ Donate
    • Volunteer
  • Programs
    • Water Monitoring
    • What are Rain Gardens?
    • Rain Gardens Map
    • Education
    • Coes Zone Task Force
    • Tatnuck Brook Watershed Association
  • Watershed
    • About Watershed
    • Land Use Maps
    • Resources
    • Research

Mission

Our Mission

The Blackstone Headwaters Coalition strives to engage citizens, businesses, environmental organizations, and state and municipal officials in the active stewardship of water resources in headwaters streams of the Blackstone River. 
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The Blackstone Headwaters Coalition fulfills it mission by educating students and community members, conducting water quality monitoring at 27 sites and planting rain gardens

The River

​Originating in Worcester, Massachusetts, the Blackstone River winds its way into the Narragansett Bay in Rhode Island. The main river has a  total length of 48 miles, encompassing  a drainage area of over 500 square miles. The Blackstone River is the second largest freshwater tributary entering into the Narragansett Bay. The Blackstone River is an important attraction to our community. A cleaner river leads to more recreational opportunities and improved habitats for local wildlife. Please do your part and help us keep our rivers clean!
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  • Home
  • About us
    • Mission
    • History of BHC
    • Member Organizations
    • Partner Organizations
    • A Campagin for a Swimmable/Fishable Blackstone
  • Join Us
    • Become a Member
    • Contact/ Donate
    • Volunteer
  • Programs
    • Water Monitoring
    • What are Rain Gardens?
    • Rain Gardens Map
    • Education
    • Coes Zone Task Force
    • Tatnuck Brook Watershed Association
  • Watershed
    • About Watershed
    • Land Use Maps
    • Resources
    • Research