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Gerrald Berrafati and Tristan Wilgan of Monroe make sure last year’s Christmas trees will stay in their new home along the Mill River at the Easton-Fairfield border. — John Kovach photo

Written by NutmegTrout21708Oct, 2018

Volunteers use Christmas trees to reshape the Mill

Trout will soon have a better home in the Mill River thanks to a conifer revetment project. Volunteers from Nutmeg and Mianus TU joined others in the water to anchor

Written by NutmegTrout21716Jul, 2018

Help restore the Mill River Aug. 19

An effort to restore one of the most valuable and storied wild trout streams in New England is under way, and volunteers are needed for the next step. On Aug.