Planning for resilient communities and waters from ridge to river in Williamsburg, MA.
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1 event,“Mill River Flood Boot”, drawing by Hazel, grade 3, 2025. Last year, third graders in Gina Wyman’s class at Anne T. Dunphy School in Williamsburg explored artifacts from the Mill River Flood of 1874. They sketched the medal given to local milkman and hero, Collins Graves, who saved lives. This exhibit is part of the […]
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How can Williamsburg prepare for the challenges posed by a changing climate? Help shape our town’s resilience story. The Resilience Fair is a hands-on community event that brings together town projects (flood planning, rain gardens, conservation, emergency preparedness), local stories and memories, kids’ art, maps, models, and expert advice, and neighbor-to-neighbor connections. All in one […] |
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Bring your own picnic, chairs, and lawn games and come meet some of your neighbors. |
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Williamsburg historian Eric Weber will lead a ~1.5 mile hike (out and back) to the ruins of the Williamsburg Reservoir Company dam, whose failure in 1874 devastated four downstream villages and claimed 139 lives.
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Come see thoughtful stewardship work in action at the Tilton Town Farm in Goshen. Forestry work done at Tilton Town Farm meets multiple community and ecological needs and employs a range of management strategies.
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