Q&A with Charles River Conservancy President Renata von Tscharner
By Margeaux Sippell THE BOSTON GLOBE Renata von Tscharner is retiring after 18 years as president of the Charles River Conservancy, which she founded in 2000
March 29, 2018
By Margeaux Sippell THE BOSTON GLOBE Renata von Tscharner is retiring after 18 years as president of the Charles River Conservancy, which she founded in 2000
By Amy SaltzmanCambridge Chronicle She’s been called one of the most remarkable women in Boston — and a pain in the ass — but if there’s
Seth MyerCambridge Community Television The Charles River Conservancy offers residents the opportunity to swim in the Charles at the fifth annual CitySplash event. The event took
By Feargus O’SullivanCityLab We’ve all heard promises from cities to make their once-fetid urban waterways swimmable—probably too many. Boston has been pledging to extend the Charles
By Craig LeMoultWGBH News Last week, the EPA released a report downgrading the water quality of the Charles River from a B+ to a B. But that
By Philip MarceloTHE ASSOCIATED PRESS They dove in, splashed around and blissfully floated in the murky river water. Intrepid swimmers got a once-a-year chance to
By Jackie DeFuscoWBUR News Nearly 300 people cooled off on Tuesday by jumping into the Charles River near the Esplanade in Boston. It’s the fifth
By Kiana ColeTHE BOSTON GLOBE For those who have grown up in the Boston area, deciding to go for a swim in the Charles River
The push mirrors efforts to revive ailing rivers in other US cities, from the Charles River in Boston to the concrete-lined Los Angeles River, where