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Clean Air and Water Advocates Launch Pipeline Monitoring Effort
Group Will Watch Atlantic Coast Pipeline Construction for Environmental Protection Violations Contact: Doug Jackson, Sierra Club, 202.495.3045, doug.jackson@sierraclub.org Forrest English, Pamlico-Tar Riverkeeper, 252.946.7211, pamtarrk@soundrivers.org Christine Ellis, Executive Director, Winyah Rivers,…
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Sound Rivers Continues Legal Battle to Protect Blounts Creek
Sound Rivers and Blounts Creek community members are back to the courts to defend a recent legal win. In late December, a state court vacated a state permit…
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Upper Tar River Facts and Figures
The Tar-Pamlico River has two ecologically distinct regions within the same river, the “Upper Tar” and “Lower Tar-
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Water Spotlight- The Upper Tar River
By Matt Butler, We live in a bigger and better world, but when it comes to the streams and tributaries of the upper Tar River, small…
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Petition filed to protect Blounts Creek
On December 28th, attorneys from the Southern Environmental Law Center filed an appeal of a lower
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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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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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Youth Kayaking Program in Full Swing
Members of the Boys and Girls Club in Tarboro kayaked on the Tar…
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Clean Water Supports River Gems
By Breanna Crowell, Stanback Intern Much like how we as humans have certain requirements for where we live, plant and animal species often need their homes to meet a variety…
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Kids River Fest Entertains 1200
Families flocked to River Park North in Greenville on May 14th for Sound Rivers’ second annual Kids’ River Fest. The sun was
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Havelock Bypass to Impact Croatan Forest
In December of 2015, the NC DOT finalized an environmental impact statement for the proposed Havelock Bypass for Route 70. Lower…
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