Explore NEIWPCC staff, projects, events and more through our video collection.
Staff Spotlight Series
Hear from NEIWPCC staff members about some of the projects they work on to advance clean water. View the full playlist.
Rebecca Houser, Environmental Analyst and Hudson River Estuary Program Education Associate
Houser describes the impact of the annual Hudson River Eel Project, a community science effort that helps youth connect and engage with their local watersheds.
Chris Mitchell, Environmental Analyst and Research Coordinator at the Hudson River National Estuarine Research Reserve
From monitoring and analysis to improving tidal predictions in the Hudson River, Mitchell describes his daily routine working to study this unique and diverse ecosystem. He also explains what being part of the National Estuarine Research Reserve System is all about.
Meg Modley, Environmental Analyst and Lake Champlain Basin Program Aquatic Invasive Species Management Coordinator
Modley speaks about the work being done to protect the Lake Champlain Basin from aquatic invasive species, including through the Lake Champlain Boat Launch Steward Program.
Matthew Vaughan, Environmental Analyst and Chief Scientist with the Lake Champlain Basin Program
Vaughan speaks about his role and some of the latest research surrounding agricultural tile drains in the Lake Champlain basin. He also shares tips for those looking to get into the environmental science field.
NEIWPCC Events
Anniversary Series
In 2022, NEIWPCC celebrated its 75th anniversary and 50 years of the federal Clean Water Act. In this series, staff and commissioners share their perspectives about the significance of this anniversary and the role NEIWPCC has played – and continues to fulfill – in advancing clean water in the Northeast.
Careers in the Clean Water Industry
Hear from professionals in the water resource recovery (or wastewater) industry about their career path and why they enjoy the industry.
Youth and the Environment Program
Since 1990, the Youth and the Environment Program (YEP) has provided young adults from underserved areas with experiences in the environmental field. The goal of YEP is to engage youths with their local environment, while introducing them to career opportunities in the field of clean water.