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Check out a different area of your watershed by joining us for a winter hike on Saturday, December 30th (10AM – 12PM) at Cane Creek. We will be hiking the Oak Hill trailhead. Parking is located at 5545 Bass Mountain…

Start the year off learning about the State of the Haw as we reflect and share our plans for 2024! Hear from Haw Riverkeeper, Emily Sutton, on January 20th (10 am-12 pm) at Chatham Community Library as we address issues ranging from sediment issues…

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 an…

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…

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Help stabilize river and stream banks on February 17th (10 am-12 pm) by joining us for a stream restoration project in Durham! Volunteers should be prepared by wearing gloves and appropriate close-toed shoes. Interested? Registration in advance is required &…

We have updated River Watch form to improve data usability for us and the state. Come learn more about the changes to the physical form and the unveiling of the new online google form on March 7th from 6-7 pm via…

Kickoff March by joining us for a State of the Haw presentation as we reflect and share our plans for 2024! You will hear from Haw River Keeper, Emily Sutton, as we address issues ranging from sediment issues to industrial…