Adopt-A-Storm Drain
Help Keep Our Waterways Clean RiverLink has partnered with the City of Asheville and local volunteers to protect water quality through… Read More
We believe that healthy rivers support healthy communities. RiverLink’s Watershed Resources program works to improve water quality in the French Broad River and its tributaries. These waterways support critical wildlife habitat for many species, such as the hellbender salamander and rainbow trout. Our local economies thrive on water-based recreational tourism, and the French Broad River watershed provides drinking water for many communities. These things are possible only if the water is clean. Our Watershed Resources program uses a combination of initiatives, including on the ground projects and community outreach, to improve and protect water quality.
Help Keep Our Waterways Clean RiverLink has partnered with the City of Asheville and local volunteers to protect water quality through… Read More
Stream restoration projects aim to improve water quality by reducing sediment from erosion and ultimately return the stream to a healthy, functional ecosystem. Read More
Stormwater runoff is the leading source of water pollution in urban areas. RiverLink installs green infrastructure to capture this pollution and improve water quality. Read More
WaterRICH is a RiverLink initiative to assist homeowners in understanding and implementing rainwater management, and encourage them to become better stewards of our natural resources. Read More
Healthy watersheds mean clean water for drinking, crop irrigation, fishing and swimming. Watershed plans serve as a guide for RiverLink and our partners to improve… Read More
Name that Creek is a RiverLink program that connects communities with local unnamed streams through naming campaigns. Read More