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  • Stewardship Council
    • Council Membership
    • Council Bylaws and Policies
    • Meeting Minutes
    • Annual Reports
  • Stewardship Plan
  • Council Projects
    • Canoe and Kayak Access Assessment
    • Conservation Agent Network Gatherings
    • Dragonfly Mercury Project
    • Forest Legacy Program
    • Riverbank Surveys
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    • Community Grants Program >
      • 2024 Community Grant Awards
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      • 2021 Community Grant Awards
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Stewardship Council

The Nashua River Wild & Scenic River Stewardship Council consists of a representative and, in most cases, an alternate appointed by the participating town's Board of Selectmen.  The Council meets on the third Thursday of each month. 

Current Stewardship Council Members

Communities 
 (1 vote per community) 
  • Ayer MA:  Beth Suedmeyer (rep / Treasurer) & Robert Pontbriand (alt)
  • Bolton MA: Rona Balco (rep) & Rebecca Longvall Bucciaglia (alt/Secretary)
  • Brookline NH: Drew Kellner (rep) & Greg Martin (alt)
  • Dunstable MA:  Marijan Andacic (rep) & Kate DeLoureiro (alt)
  • Groton MA:  Stacey Chilcoat (rep) & Diane Carson (alt)
  • Harvard MA:  Lucy Wallace (rep / Chair) & Michele Girard (alt)
  • Hollis NH:  Bernadette McQuilkin (rep) & Ben Thyng (alt)
  • Lancaster MA:  Justin Smith (rep) 
  • Pepperell MA:  Paula Terrasi (rep)
  • Shirley MA:   Heidi Ricci (rep / Vice Chair) & Sarah Widing (alt)
  • Townsend MA:  Eva Vaughan (rep) & Rob Templeton (alt)
Nashua River Watershed Association  (1 vote for the NRWA) ​
  • Wynne Treanor-Kvenvold (alt)
National Park Service  (1 vote for the NPS) 
  • Emma Lord
Devens Enterprise Commission (1 vote for the DEC) 
  • Neil Angus (rep)
  • Deb Seeley (alt)
MA Division of Fish and Wildlife (1 vote for the DFW) 
  • Patricia Huckery (rep)

​Non-voting members include representatives from MA Div. of Ecological Restoration, MA Div. of Fish & Wildlife, US Fish & Wildlife Service, and U.S. Geological Survey.
  • US Fish & Wildlife Service (as available)
  • US Geological Survey (as available)

Participating guests include local and regional resource experts from Massachusetts and New Hampshire.

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