WATRline newsletter Archives

Vol VIII No 1 – January 2006

•  Clear Water Contractor Courses

•  WCU Professor & Student Design Public Ed Device

•  WATR Board Candidates

Vol VII No 2 – September 2005

•  2005 WNC Basinwide Conference

•  September 29th Picnic, EBCI

•  July Turbidity Sampling

•  2 Funded Projects, Greens Savannah & Scotts Creek

Vol VII No 1 – November 2005

•  Windy Gordon, new WATR President

•  Boating on the Tuckasegee, sections

•  WATR co-hosts Planning Workshop, Partners for Water Quality

Vol VI No 4 – December 2004

•  Interview w/ Chris McMahan, Jackson Co Erosion Inspector

•  Deep Creek raw sewage spill

•  Alert: Planned logging in our watershed, Welch Project

Vol VI No 3 – November 2004

•  Bacteria Contamination Summer 04, TWSA gets a fix
Jeanette Evans (Mad Batter)

Vol VI No 2 – October 2004

•  September Foods wash down soil and debris (sediment estimates)

•  Project Update: Greens Savannah Watershed Planning

•  Cherokee Preservation Foundation awards $19,000 to WATR

Vol VI No 1 – September 2004

•  New Project focuses on Greens and Savannah Creeks

•  VWIN Monitoring scores success!

•  Hurricane Frances

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CURRENT ISSUE

Vol VIII, No 2

Fall 2006

•  Scotts Creek Public Education Project

•  Clearwater Contractor Courses

•  Tuck-thru-town Clean-up

•  Water Quality in the Smokies

•   Staff changes

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