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Lab Analysis Detects Dangerous Metals From Duke Energy Coal Ash Spill
WATERKEEPER ALLIANCE / SOUND RIVERS UPDATE LAB ANALYSIS DETECTS DANGEROUS METALS FROM DUKE ENERGY COAL ASH SPILL Contact Pete Harrison, Waterkeeper Alliance: pharrison@waterkeeper.org, 828-582-0422 Matthew Starr, Sound…
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Exploring River Parks
By Liz Houde Now that the weather is getting cooler, we hope you’ll get out on trips to explore the Neuse and Tar-Pamlico watersheds. There is so much to see…
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Big Sweep Canceled
Due to the predicted weather and continued uncertainty surrounding Hurricane Matthew’s path, our fall Big Sweep cleanup events have been canceled. Instead we are asking everyone to “Do What You…
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Volunteer Positions Available
Do you have time, treasure and talents to share? Volunteering has shown to make people 42% happier. Our staff would love to…
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Save Blounts Creek Volunteer Crafts a Kayak-Canoe
Ed Rhine has been a central player in the Save Blounts Creek community movement to prevent irreparable damage to Blounts Creek that would…
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Construction to Begin on Greenville Tar River Camping Platforms
Sound Rivers is excited to announce that construction will begin on the first of three camping platforms in Greenville in…
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Why the Pamlico River Turned Green
Call it a perfect storm. Three important variables led to a river more green than anyone has seen in decades; some say even as far back as…
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Animal Industry Misleads Public
Science versus Hype The industrial swine and poultry industries are once again misleading the North Carolina public about the…
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Youth Kayaking Program in Full Swing
Members of the Boys and Girls Club in Tarboro kayaked on the Tar…
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Tar-Pamlico Water Trail Grows – Three New Platforms in Beaufort County
Tar-Pamlico Water Trail Grows – Three New Platforms in Beaufort County Residents and visitors to Beaufort County now have three new locations to camp along the Pamlico region’s beautiful waterways….
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