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Lessons Learned
Here, you can read about real projects designed and implemented by watershed groups like yours. As this site grows, you will be able to find advice and learn from the experiences of these watershed groups.
Southern Coalfields
Black Warrior River Keeper
Buffalo Creek Watershed Association
Cawaco RC&D Council
Clinch-Powell RC&D Council
Greenbrier River Watershed Association
McClure River Restoration Project
Upper Guyandotte Watershed Association
Winding Gulf Restoration
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Black Warrior River Keeper
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- Project Description --monitoring
- Represented by: Nelson
Brooke and Brantley Fry
- Outside link to
group's website.
- Comments and advice (coming soon)
- Newspaper articles (coming soon)
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- Location: Birmingham,
AL
- Distressed
counties:
Hale, Franklin
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Watershed
Fact: Black Warrior River watershed is the largest
River system contained entirely in the state of Alabama.
It flows into the Tombigbee.
- Phone: 205.458.0095
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Buffalo Creek Watershed Association
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- Project Description--monitoring
- Represented by: Joe Nutter, Carl Rogers
- Comments and advice (coming soon)
- Newspaper articles (coming soon)
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- Location:
Clay, WV
- Distressed
counties: Clay
- Watershed
Fact: The creek runs alongside the Buffalo Creek
and Gauley Rail Road--soon to become a tourist railway. The
creek flows into the Elk River.
- Phone:
304.332.5579
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Cawaco
RC &D Council
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- Project Description--database
- Represented by: Rachel Corley, Francesca Gross, Paul Kennedy
- Outside link to group's website
- Comments and advice (coming soon)
- Newspaper articles (coming soon)
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- Location:
Birmingham, AL
- Distressed
counties: Jefferson
- Watershed
Fact: Thanks to a Brownfields grant, an industrial
region of the Five Mile Creek watershed
will be transformed
into a 27-mile
greenway. The creek flows into the Locust Fork.
- Phone:
205-264-8464
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Clinch-Powell
RC&D Council
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- Project Description--fundraising
- Represented by: Kim Belcher
- Outside link to
the group's website
- Comments and advice (coming soon)
- Newspaper articles (coming soon)
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- Location:
Sneedville, TN
- Distressed
counties: Hancock
- Watershed
Fact: The Clinch River flows roughly parallel
to the Powell River (its tributary). The Clinch
River holds a federally protected mussell sanctuary. The
Clinch flows into the Tennessee.
- Phone:
423.733.2100
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Greenbrier River Watershed Association
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- Project Description: mapping/
outreach
- Represented by: Marcia Wilson-Cales
- Outside link to group's website
- Comments and advice (coming soon)
- Newspaper articles (coming soon)
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- Location:
Lewisburg, WV
- Distressed
counties: Summers
- Watershed
Fact: The Greenbrier River Valley has a karst
geology. The Greenbrier flows into the New River.
- Phone:
304.647.4792
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McClure River Restoration Project
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- Project Description: monitoring/
recruitment
- Represented by: Gene Counts, Hope Farmer, Melissa Robinson
- Comments and advice (coming soon)
- Newspaper articles (coming soon)
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- Location:
Clintwood, VA
- Distressed
counties: Dickenson
- Watershed
Fact: The McClure River flows into the Big Sandy.
- Phone:
276.926.6621
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Upper Guyandotte Watershed Association
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- Project Description: funding
database
- Represented by: Kelly Jo Drey-Houck, Dewey Houck, Greg Taylor
- Outside link to group's website
- Comments and advice (coming soon)
- Newspaper articles (coming soon)
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- Location:
Mullens, WV
- Distressed
counties: Wyoming
- Watershed
Fact: 66% of households in the watershed lack
wastewater treatment. The Guyandotte flows into the Ohio.
- Phone:
304.923.4995
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Winding Gulf Restoration Organization
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- Project Description: annual work
plan
- Represented by: Randolph Greer
- Comments and advice (coming soon)
- Newspaper articles (coming soon)
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- Location:
Hellen, WV
- Distressed
counties: Wyoming
- Watershed
Fact: The Winding Gulf mining community was built
in 1910. Winding Gulf flows into the Guyandotte.
- Phone: 304.774.0291
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