Riverside Engineering, PC

05/07/2025

05/02/2022

There are thousands of miles of stone walls across New England, mostly built in the 1800s. The reason why may surprise you.

04/27/2022

Bud burst and start of the growing season in Upper Gafton County (2022)

06/04/2021

A nice article and photos on the Dalton Ferry.

01/31/2021

This Swiftwater Films time lapse, produced by director Shane Anderson and filmed and edited by Jesse Andrew Clark, shows the monthslong process of deconstructing the Nooksack Dam on the Middle Fork of Washington’s Nooksack River.

01/07/2021

09/29/2020

04/10/2020

Jim Frohn, Grafton County Extension Forester, was walking in the woods the other day and came across a great example of future pit and mound topography.

Pit and mound topography are features that occur when trees are uprooted and fall over. In this photo you'll see an old wind-felled tree in the process of decay. The pit from where the root system was, the mound created by the decaying root system, and the old trunk are all clearly visible.