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Riverkeepers, specialist find ‘telltale’ signs of swamp pollution
Neuse Riverkeeper Samantha Krop carefully takes a water sample at the site of a hog…
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LCC students clean up, sample Adkin Branch
Students line the bank of Adkin Branch as Neuse Riverkeeper Sam Krop talks to them…
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New Bern Trash Trout turns up tiny trash
A tiny turtle was one of the best finds on Duffyfield Canal this week. Sound Rivers Program Director Clay Barber, Water…
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Lick Creek, MST clean-up a success
Areas of Falls Lake and Lick Creek got a spring cleaning last weekend, thanks to Neuse Riverkeeper Samantha Krop, Friends…
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Riverkeeper calls macroinvertebrates “cool critters”
Neuse Riverkeeper Samantha Krop was back in Lick Creek this week, this time with Water Quality Specialist Taylor Register and…
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DEQ backs up Sound Rivers’ Lick Creek data
Data from the North Carolina Department of Environmental Quality backs up what Sound Rivers’ Neuse Riverkeeper Samantha Krop already knew:…
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New staff members have big field week
(Left to right) Intern William Wallace, Volunteer Coordinator Emily Fritz and Water-Quality Specialist Taylor Register…
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Neighborhood Ecology Corps takes on Raleigh Trash Trout
Middle school students making up the Neighborhood Ecology Corps took to Little Rock Creek this week clean out the local…
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Riverkeeper appointed to Raleigh stormwater commission
Neuse Riverkeeper Samantha Krop has…
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Intern Check-In: What’s William been up to?
What’s William been up to? A lot. Sound…
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Neuse Riverkeeper speaks to Raleigh Garden Club
Neuse Riverkeeper Samantha Krop was invited to the J.C. Raulston Arboretum in Raleigh this week to talk to the Raleigh…
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NCDEQ hits seafood company with $21.5K fine
Paint chips cover on Oriental Harbor reported to NCDEQ resulted in the first notice of…
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SELC joins Lick Creek protection effort
Read SELC’s letter to Durham city and county officials here. The Southern Environmental Law Center is moving on Lick Creek,…
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