Horsley Witten Group, Inc.

05/29/2026

Sunshine, smiles, and a little river adventure! ☀️🚣‍♀️🐟
HW staff had an amazing time at the annual Herring Run and Paddle in Somerville, celebrating the spring migration of herring on the Mystic River! This year’s event featured a 5K run/walk 🏃‍♀️ paddle events 🚣 and an 11-mile bike ride 🚴 — plenty of fun for everyone!

Huge thanks to .river.watershed for hosting such a fin-tastic event! 💙 We’re already counting down to next year!

05/29/2026

We had a crantastic😉time at Heritage Museums & Gardens last evening and enjoyed visiting the “bog” in the car museum (of course the cars!) the revolution exhibit at the carousel, and the cranberry exhibit which has been re-imagined👍 since last season. We are particularly interested in the rewilding of bogs⭐️Ecological restoration is one of our passions. Rain or shine the gardens do not disappoint. Check out this favorite site (and client) when in Sandwich. 😁🪻🌼🌻

05/26/2026

Welcome to the team Caleb!
Link in bio to learn more about his role at HW📲

05/21/2026

🏝️The Workforce Training Program in Puerto Rico & the USVI featuring Nature-based Solutions is now accepting applicants 📢 Are you interested in learning more❓Are you an employer who might need training for your staff? We are offering an innovative initiative designed to directly benefit participants and employers.💡Scan the QR Code or go to the link in bio!

05/20/2026

This year's Walk for Hope is coming up on May 31st and it wouldn't be happening without the generous support of our Pillar Sponsors! We appreciate you!

You still have time to register or donate! Learn more at hacwalkforhope.org 👟

05/06/2026

We had a great time at this year’s Run of the Charles paddle event! This year’s paddle was a beautiful sunny day, and our group of HW’ers enjoyed a swimming (or should we say, swim-less💧) success of a canoe race 🛶
Thanks as always to for putting on this fantastic event!

04/24/2026

While Guam seems to have been spared the worst of Typhoon Sinlaku, our colleagues in the CNMI took a catastrophic hit. The eyewall lingered over Saipan and Tinian for more than 24 hours, with reported rainfall totals exceeding 25 inches.

Our friends at Pacific Coastal Research & Planning are safe and accounted for and are actively supporting recovery efforts—clearing flooded homes, helping friends and neighbors, and putting their chainsaw skills to use. They have described significant structural damage to residences, schools, and other facilities, along with widespread forest loss and substantial shoreline erosion—particularly in LaoLao Bay.

As damage assessments and recovery efforts continue, our hearts go out to this resilient community. PCRP has recommended www.gofundme.com/f/MarianasStrong as a reputable donation resource for those interesting in contributing. Organized by Lauren Cabrera—the brains and energy behind Saipan Humane Society—this fund is supporting immediate relief efforts, including the distribution of meals, water, and other essential supplies.

04/22/2026

Happy Earth Day 🌎

This year’s theme “Our Power, Our Planet” reflects the collective responsibility we share in protecting our environment, which happens through the choices we make every day. ♻️

04/20/2026

👉Spring forward with HW!
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Ever wondered how decisions about new developments, repurposed lots, or redesigned streets in your town are made and who gets a say? Source: ecoRI news. Photo: Groton, CT

04/16/2026

Typhoon Sinlaku batters Northern Mariana Islands
Our thoughts are with our partners and friends in the CNMI and Guam who took a direct hit this week from typhoon Sinlaku. Hoping you are all safe and that help is on the way! Listen below for a quick update!

A super-typhoon that made landfall in the Northern Mariana Islands with 150 mph winds shredded trees and roofs, leaving the U.S. territory largely without power.