The headwaters of the Woonasquatucket River, at the Audubon Society of Rhode Island's Fort Nature Refuge in North Smithfield.

Links and Documents

The Woonasquatucket River Watershed Council does not necessarily endorse the views of the organizations, agencies and other entities listed below.

• Other Watershed & Related Organizations
  • Audubon Society of Rhode Island
  • Center for Watershed Protection
  • Merrimack River Watershed Council
  • Neponset River Watershed Association
  • Pawtuxet River Authority
  • Rhode Island Land and Water Partnership
  • The Rhode Island Rivers Council
  • Saugatucket River Heritage Corridor Coalition
  • Taunton River Watershed Alliance
  • Wood Pawcatuck Watershed Association
• Useful Documents
  • Massachusetts DEP Watershed Management Publications
  • State of Rhode Island List of Impaired Waters
  • State of the State's Water Section 305(b)
• Educational Resources
  • Educating Young People About Water
  • EE Link-- Environmental Education Database
  • EPA's Surf Your Watershed
  • Global Rivers Environmental Education Network (GREEN)
  • What is a Watershed?
• Smart Growth
  • Brownfield Showcase Communities
  • GrowSmart Rhode Island
  • Project for Public Spaces - Urban Parks Online
  • Smart Growth Network
• Taking Care Of Your Watershed
  • Restoring Rivers
  • Toxics Information Network
• Water & Rivers
  • American Heritage Rivers Initiative
  • DEM Office of Water Resources
  • Metro Bay Special Area Management Plan (SAMP)
  • National Weather Service River Stage Predictions for the Woonasquatucket River
  • RI Bays, Rivers, and Watersheds Coordination Team
  • RIPDES Stormwater Phase II Program
  • Tide Predictions for Providence Harbor
  • URI Water Quality Program
  • USGS Stream Gauge at Centerdale
• Non-Point Source Pollution
  • EPA's Office of Water - Nonpoint Source Pollution
• Mapping - Geographic Information Systems
  • RI DEM Internet Map Server
  • RI Digital Imagery Server
  • Rhode Island Geographic Information Systems (RIGIS)
  • URI Natural Resources and Environmental Management
• Recreation
  • 7 Scenic Walks in Smithfield
  • Audubon Society of Rhode Island Refuges
  • Buttonhole Golf Course
  • Neutaconkanut Park Trail Map (PDF)
  • Rhode Island Blueways Alliance
• History
  • 1922 guide book to what would became the state park system in Rhode Island (2.4MB PDF)
  • Lymansville: The Changing Faces of a Village, a short video by Judith Bessette
• Neighborhood Resources
  • Providence Neighborhood Markets: City of Providence website with information on neighborhood stores and markets