Muddy Water Watch Virtual Training
As our watershed continues to be developed at an alarming rate, the Haw and its tributaries are facing the negative impacts of sediment pollution. Increased development means an increase in construction stormwater runoff, so our Muddy Water Watch training is…
Trash Trap Cleanout (multiple sites)
Help us monitor our waterways by volunteering for a litter trap clean-out! These traps sit in urban creeks and streams keeping manmade trash from entering main waterways. These devices are built to withstand the rigors of flashy rain events, yet…
Saturdays On The Haw: Paddle
Join us for a Paddle in Greensboro on July 27th (10AM-12PM)! Participants can bring their own kayaks and we will a limited number available, so make sure to register in advance here.
Screen Showing: Forever Chemicals: North Carolina’s Toxic Tap Water in Pittsboro
Starrlight Mead: 130 Lorax Ln, Pittsboro, NC 27312PITTSBORO FRIENDS: We’re hosting a screening of @wWRAL TV's 20-minute documentary, Forever Chemicals: North Carolina's Toxic Tap Water at Starrlight Mead on Weds, July 31, 6pm. The documentary explores the damage caused by massive amounts of toxic chemicals called forever…
HRA Stream Investigation Workshop
Location: Bynum UMC Community Center (28 Charlie Fields Rd, Pittsboro, NC 27312) The Stream Investigation Workshop presented by Haw River Assembly is geared toward formal & informal environmental educators, teachers, and individuals interested in helping educate middle & high school…
Visit our table! HRA at Saturdays In Saxapahaw
Come visit our tent during Saturdays in Saxapahaw! Visit this website to learn more: https://www.hawriverballroom.com/saturdays-in-saxapahaw#/events
Haw River Learning Celebration: Paint & Potluck!
On August 18th, we will host a Haw River Learning Celebration Potluck to celebrate the 2023 Learning Celebration set to take place from September 21st-October 11th across three different locations along the Haw River Watershed. We invite all past, current,…
Saturdays On The Haw: A Wetland Group Hike
Check out a different area of your watershed by joining us on August 24th (10AM - 12PM) for a wetland hike! We encourage you to bring gloves and an extra trash bag for our walk! Registration is required in advance…
Trash Trap Cleanout (multiple sites)
Help us monitor our waterways by volunteering for a litter trap clean-out! These traps sit in urban creeks and streams keeping manmade trash from entering main waterways. These devices are built to withstand the rigors of flashy rain events, yet…
River Watch Training
Looking to start a River Watch team? Join us for our quarterly scheduled training on September 7th (10AM - 12PM) at Red Slide Park right before collection time! New teams require a training and can sign up here. Are you…
Macro Workshop!
Kathleen Clay Edwards Library in Greensboro, NC 1420 Price Park Dr., Greensboro, North CarolinaThe Haw River Watch program serves to give a clearer picture of the health of the Haw River by determining the type and location of pollution sources. Working with the Haw Riverkeeper, volunteers act as guardians of their streams and…
Nature4All Diversity Series: Warbler Birding and Indigenous Culture at Isi Asepihiye (The Haw)
Haw River Assembly's Nature4All Diversity series seeks to encourage Black, Indigenous, and People of Color to find a sense of connection to outdoor recreation and highlights instructors and groups that provide BIPOC representation. Join us on September 14 from 10 AM-12 PM…