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Sound Rivers teaming up to clean up the Tar — and you can too!
Sound Rivers is teaming up with partners and the public to clear trash from…
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Your Upper Neuse Riverkeeper on Facebook live: climate change and more!
Missed Matthew Starr’s Facebook live on his work as your Upper Neuse Riverkeeper? Watch it below!
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Storm-driven Pollution on the Neuse: Watch it here!
If you missed the live broadcast of our latest installment of Tell Me About It Tuesdays, you can watch it here! Sit in with your Lower Neuse Riverkeeper Katy…
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Lower Neuse Riverkeeper Katy Hunt talks microplastics
Did you miss Lower Neuse Riverkeeper Katy Hunt’s Facebook Live about microplastics sampling? In it, she talks about how Sound Rivers’ Riverkeepers are taking part in a two-year-long statewide…
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Sound Rivers signs on to biogas statement outlining concerns
“There is no dispute that the existing waste management system via lagoons and spray fields harms our water, air and health. The biogas plans proposed in North…
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Action Alert: NCDEQ seeking comments on temporary wetlands rules
NCDEQ SEEKS COMMENTS FOR TEMPORARY WETLANDS RULES In April 2020, the Environmental Protection Agency and the U.S. Army Corps…
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Take action: Tar-Pamlico River Basin Flood Risk Management Study
Flood-risk management feasibility study meetings are going on now, and you can share your communities’ needs to determine what actions should be taken to reduce the risk for decades…
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Flooding study: make your voice heard for Tar-Pamlico
Communities within the Tar-Pamlico River Basin, North Carolina have a long history of flooding during major rainfall and hurricane events….
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Kayak launch officially open for business in Washington
It’s official! The new kayak launch is open for business at Havens Gardens in Washington! Thanks to the partnership with…
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Sound Rivers part of a bright, BlueFuture
Shane Boutchyard (left), West Marine manager in Washington, hands a $2,000 BlueFuture grant check to Sound Rivers…
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How to host your own spring cleanup!
Cleanups are a positive way to maintain and enjoy our North Carolina watersheds whether on the water in a kayak, or on…
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Watch this week’s episode of Tell Me About It Tuesdays!
Did you miss this month’s episode of Tell Me About It Tuesdays? No worries! You can it watch it here!
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Consumer Alert: Aquarium Moss Balls May Contain Invasive Zebra Mussels
From North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service has created…
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Sound Rivers highlighted in Washington Magazine
Sound Rivers has a long history of advocacy, education and effort to keep our waters swimmable, fishable and drinkable – 40 years,…
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Storymapping our watershed project is underway
A project mapping pollution hazards to the Neuse and Pamlico-Tar River basins and the communities affected is underway, thanks to the work…
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