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World Fish Migration Day

New Hampshire

A close-up of a school of alewives, a type of fish.
Alewives Restoration efforts have brought millions of these fish back to Maine rivers. © Bridget Edmonds/TNC
Event Overview

Join us on the banks of the Ashuelot River in Hinsdale as we celebrate the extraordinary journeys of migratory fish and the vibrant ecosystems that support them!

This family-friendly event (part of the global World Fish Migration Day) brings our community together to learn, create, explore and enjoy a day dedicated to healthy rivers and all who rely on them. Co-hosted by The Nature Conservancy in New Hampshire, the Town of Hinsdale and the Connecticut River Conservancy, come join us for this event:

  • Enjoy inspiring film screenings
  • Hands-on educational demonstrations
  • Make your own river-inspired art
  • Local food vendors
  • Connect locally, celebrate globally

Come make waves for conservation and celebrate the incredible journeys that run through our rivers and around the world!

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