Cumberland River Compact
Programs
Budget
$177,479.00
Description
Whether you come to a River Talk, hear from our staff at a volunteer event, or have the Cumberland River Compact in your classroom, we want you to leave being able to share something new and exciting with someone you know as well as leave with the skills to make positive change.
Category
Environment - Environmental Education
Program Areas Served
None
$177,479.00
Description
Whether you come to a River Talk, hear from our staff at a volunteer event, or have the Cumberland River Compact in your classroom, we want you to leave being able to share something new and exciting with someone you know as well as leave with the skills to make positive change.
Category
Environment - Environmental Education
Program Areas Served
None
Description
Our education programs and projects work to build awareness about water quality issues, provide opportunities for deeper involvement through volunteerism, and encourage a sense of community among conservationists. We educate children through our Creek Critters and Water for Schools programs, and people of all ages at our weekly River Talks series and our iCreek application. Additionally, we use our volunteer projects as an opportunity to educate our volunteers about water quality issues and why their time matters to the more than three million people in the Cumberland River Basin who depend on the River for drinking water.
Program Areas Served
None
Our education programs and projects work to build awareness about water quality issues, provide opportunities for deeper involvement through volunteerism, and encourage a sense of community among conservationists. We educate children through our Creek Critters and Water for Schools programs, and people of all ages at our weekly River Talks series and our iCreek application. Additionally, we use our volunteer projects as an opportunity to educate our volunteers about water quality issues and why their time matters to the more than three million people in the Cumberland River Basin who depend on the River for drinking water.
Program Areas Served
None
Description
Our restoration projects include everything from planting trees in order to rebuild damaged riparian buffers, to planting rain gardens in homeowner's yards, at schools, churches, parks, and businesses. Large-scale projects include dam inventory and removal and stream restoration efforts.
Program Areas Served
None
Our restoration projects include everything from planting trees in order to rebuild damaged riparian buffers, to planting rain gardens in homeowner's yards, at schools, churches, parks, and businesses. Large-scale projects include dam inventory and removal and stream restoration efforts.
Program Areas Served
None
