The Broad Meadow Brook Wildlife Sanctuary (Figure 1) is the largest urban wildlife sanctuary in New England. The 435-acre natural area, in the southeast corner of Worcester, Massachusetts, is embedded in an urbanized landscape. The sanctuary is a partnership between the City of Worcester, National Grid, and the Massachusetts Audubon Society (Mass Audubon), which manages […]
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Forecasting the future: The Charles River Watershed flood model mitigates regional flood challenges
The emergence of climate change has increased the need for more up to date science models and mapping. The Charles River Watershed Association has developed a new approach to flood mapping.
Staying Afloat: Parking Lot Beats Runoff Challenges
A rule, known locally as the “Henry Hudson Rule,” brought roadblocks to project near Capital Repertory Theater in New York. By Amy McLean, RLA, ISA. LEED® GA; Kevin Kelly, RLA; Zachary Longo, PE After the Capital Repertory Theater near downtown Albany, New York wrapped up a recent project to revitalize its facilities, they had a […]
Weston & Sampson Welcomes Jeannie Lewis
Weston & Sampson is very glad to welcome Jeannie Lewis to the firm as a Senior Project Manager in our Charleston, South Carolina office.
March 29 – April 1 2021: NEWWA Spring Learnapalooza
Representatives of Weston & Sampson present at the 2021 NEWWA virtual Spring Learnapalooza, taking place March 29 through April 1, live streaming on Zoom.
Seeking public input on the “Redesigning John Fitch Highway – A Climate Resilient Corridor”
Fitchburg DPW seeks community input to inform initial designs of the John Fitch Highway Redesign project, of which Weston & Sampson is leading the public engagement & stormwater engineering & design.
Scipione Chairs Webinar on Water Resource Challenges
Michael Scipione, PE will be co-chairing an upcoming EBC Water Resources Webinar on “Challenges Facing our Water Resources under a Changing Climate.”