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Click the squirrel to see beautiful Soque photo cards, available for $5 each!

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Our Soque River Watershed

The Soque River Watershed Association (SRWA) works to protect and restore the Soque River, its tributaries and watershed. We're a a nonprofit, membership supported organization made up of individuals, institutions and businesses interested in the preservation and protection of the Soque River watershed.

To keep up with our long list of projects sign up for our SOQUE BULLETIN e-newsletter. Just click on the SOQUE RIVER LOVER canoeist on the left and email us your name, address and any special interests and we'll sign you up. Just mention BULLETIN in the subject line.

SRWA - Latest News

 

Click the "SRWA News" link above to see the latest newspaper articles about the SRWA, and our Spring/Summer 2012 newsletter!


It's on! The first ever Soque River Festival will be held Saturday, June 16, 10 a.m.-3 p.m. The day will include a paddle trip down the river and a 6-mile bicycle ride to tour the proposed Clarkesville Greenway. Click on the poster for more information about the festival, and click HERE to download a printable form to reserve your spot!

If you want to loan your canoe or kayak to the SRWA for the festival, click HERE for a printable form. We appreciate any loans!

Announcing the Georgia Mountains Farm Tour, Saturday-Sunday, June 30-July 1. Visit sustainable local farms throughout Northeast Georgia, buy food right from the farm and enjoy lunch or dinner at local food meal stops. Click the poster to the right for details.

To securely purchase passes online, click HERE.

             

For those who missed our tour of sustainable stormwater practices at four different urban sites in and around Clarkesville on February 11, click HERE to see the brochure.

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Farmers interested in considering a water quality improvement project on their farms are encouraged to read our new publication "Livestock Alternatives for Cleaner Water."

Want info on creating a rain garden, harvesting rain water with barrels, the Clarkesville Greenway, cattle exclusion projects and more? See our PUBLICATIONS PAGE.

See our newest publication on rainbarrels HERE.

 


 



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