Flora Feature: Pink Lady Slipper Orchids
Venture into the forested areas of Atlanta between April [...]
State legislators show little concern for Georgia’s environment
We’re not going to sugarcoat it - this was [...]
Chattahoochee Riverkeeper leads river tour with Senator Jon Ossoff, local leaders to highlight Chattahoochee River Act
On Wednesday, February 23, Chattahoochee Riverkeeper led U.S. Senator [...]
Atlanta’s Care and Conserve Program
Have you ever turned on the tap at the [...]
Rural Georgia’s Drinking Water
Have you ever turned on the tap at the [...]
Low Income Household Water Assistance Program
Have you ever turned on the tap at the [...]
Getting the Lead Out of Georgia’s Schools
Have you ever turned on the tap at the [...]
Where we come from: A look at the Chattahoochee River and Native American History
Just as the word “Chattahoochee” originates from the Creek/Muskogee [...]
US Census Emphasizes Chattahoochee River’s Value
A lot of conversation about Georgia’s growing population has [...]
BacteriALERT program celebrates 20 years
BacteriAlert is a one of a kind, real-time bacteria [...]
Georgia’s “Obligation” in the Water Wars
On April 1, 2021, another chapter in the long [...]
Pressing for Improvements in Columbus Combined Sewer Treatment
The Chattahoochee River has experienced remarkable change since the [...]
Keeping the River Flowing Forever
Chattahoochee Riverkeeper envisions a future where there is always [...]
Critter Corner: Bald Eagles
While patrolling the river in Fulton County south of [...]
Pride for the River, Pride for Each Other
Chattahoochee Riverkeeper wants to re-establish the South’s greatest outdoor [...]
Unique and Sacred Site Saved from Industrial Development
Good news came in February 2021 when Norfolk Southern [...]
Reflections: The Future of the River Depends on Us All
A high-level view of our mission is simple – [...]
Faces of the Chattahoochee: Keith Sharp of RiverWalk Atlanta
Keith Sharp has long resided in Atlanta’s river-adjacent Riverside [...]
Georgia Power’s Dangerous Legacy Along the Chattahoochee
Coal ash is what’s left behind after burning coal [...]
What do our trash traps really trap? Chattahoochee Riverkeeper takes a deep dive into the effectiveness of in-stream Litter Gitters
Nearly everyone that has ventured into our region’s recreational [...]