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Nashville founder, James Robertson, built his home beside the creek he named "rich...land" because of its fertile soil, rich hunting and valuable water. We envision Richland Creek restored to a thriving ecosystem...  a worthy stream again.

A Watershed is Common Ground

Did you know...? You live, work and play in a watershed.

A watershed is a land area that catches rain and snow and
drains it into streams, wetlands, groundwater and rivers. Watersheds create and nourish a web of natural resources.... air, soil, plants and wildlife.

Healthy streams sustain rivers and enhance communities. Streams in the Richland Creek watershed are endangered by things like runoff pollution, riparian loss, water withdrawal and neglect. Our stewardship is crucial for the ecology connected to them.  Find out more! 

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Our Goals

~ Create awareness that WE ARE ALL STAKEHOLDERS in OUR watershed

~Speak up for stream conservation and water resource sustainability

 ~Track stream conditions to ensure watershed health

  ~ Promote long term restoration of Richland Creek

  ~ Provide educational and volunteer opportunities

 ~ Plan restorative stream habitat projects

You can help. Find out how

       

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