The 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…

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…

Come celebrate National Clean-Up Days by helping at one of our Trash Trap Cleanouts! 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…

Paddle, Paddle, Paddle! Join us for a group paddle at Jordan Lake on October 26th (10AM-12PM)! Participants can bring there own kayaks and we will a limited number available, so make sure to register in advance here: https://forms.gle/SAjsx2Y6YFfBNso2A.

Interested in River Watch monitoring? Join us for our quarterly scheduled training on November 9th (10AM - 12PM) at right before collection time! New teams require a training and can sign up here. Are you already an existing team, but…

Come volunteer to help us remove trash from our litter traps! 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 are…

Want to learn more about how to advocate for issues that are important to you? Join us on December 7th (10AM-12PM) for an Advocacy Training in Carrboro. You will learn how to write effective comment letters, how to get involved…