Tatnuck Brook Watershed Association
Working to protect Tatnuck Brook, Cook Pond, Patch Reservoir and Coes Reservoir
Thanks to DSR Lakes and Ponds for organizing today's water chestnut weed pull at Coes Reservoir and a big thanks to all the volunteers! On June 21, 15 volunteers were out on Coes Reservoir scouting for this pesky invasive. Thanks to the efforts of the Lakes and Ponds over program over the past years to …
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The Latino Club of  Carpenters Local 336, with supoprt from Fontaine Brothers Constructin and the City Public Works Department, built several picnic table for families using the beach at Coes Reservoir. More details from Spectrum News 1: WORCESTER, Mass. – The City of Worcester recognized members of the Carpenters Local 336 union Monday night for …
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Recently Officers were informed of individuals illegally utilizing a net to capture fish at Coe’s Reservoir in Worcester. Upon arrival, the Officer located the individuals in question as they were preparing to leave. When nearing their vehicle, the Officer saw in plain view a net containing a large amount of fish. An inspection found the …
August 11 day of treatmentApplying Clear CastApplying Clear CastAugust 17 - 6 days after treatment Despite mechanical harvesting to remove weeds in June, the water chestnut in the northern end of Coes is very thick, and extent/area covered seems to have expanded from last year. The city decided to use a chemical treatment rather than …
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A group of swans is called a bevy or a wedge. The swans have returned to Coes Reservoir. On May 1 twelve were counted.
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