RiverRATS Program Provides Free lessons to youth in the watershed
The program works to connect students with the French Broad River and build appreciation for our water resources. Read More
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Registration open for free virtual Live Stake Workshop
Water Quality Program Receives Grant Funding for 2021 Programs
We've received grant funding to create an Adopt-A-Storm Drain program! In partnership with the City of Asheville, we will connect volunteers to drains within the Central Asheville Watershed. Read More
January Monthly Newsletter
Catch up on the latest RiverLink news with our monthly newsletter! This month we share updates on the environmental education program, new grants received by the water quality program, and… Read More
RiverLink’s Land Conservation Program to Renew Accreditation
RiverLink is in the process of renewing accreditation with the Land Trust Alliance. The accreditation program recognizes land conservation organizations that meet national quality standards for protecting important natural places… Read More
December Monthly Newsletter
Catch up on the latest RiverLink news with our monthly newsletter! This month we share updates on recent water quality grants, highlight the KC Krew volunteer group, and more!… Read More
November Monthly Newsletter
Catch up on the latest RiverLink news with our monthly newsletter! This month we share updates on the restoration of Rhododendron Creek, put out a call to action for volunteers… Read More
Your Support Made All This Possible!
Thanks to your support these last 3 years have been filled with so much to celebrate in the French Broad River!… Read More
October Monthly Newsletter
Catch up on the latest RiverLink news with our monthly newsletter! This month we share information on the Wilma Dykeman historic homestead conservation easement, a recent volunteer service day at… Read More
September Monthly Newsletter
Catch up on all the latest RiverLink news with our monthly newsletter! This month we share information on the Central Asheville Watershed Restoration Plan, a recent staff river clean-up, and… Read More