CRK, RootLocal and Nantahla Outdoor Center are teaming up to host this 11-mile paddle cleanup through a part of the river not accessible to most - but great things are coming for this stretch of river.
In partnership with the Mayor’s Division of LGBTQ Affairs and HRC Atlanta, we are pleased to host this land-based cleanup to continue our efforts towards a trash-free Chattahoochee on Saturday, October 21st from 9am to 12pm.
Chattahoochee Riverkeeper, TPL's Chattahoochee Riverlands, and Georgia Audubon are teaming up to host this 11-mile paddle trip through a part of the river not accessible to most - but great things are coming for this stretch of river.
Chattahoochee Riverkeeper’s Second Annual Legacy Luncheon will celebrate the dedicated supporters who have committed to a planned gift for a forever clean and sustainable Chattahoochee River.
In partnership with Community Bucket, we are pleased to host this land-based cleanup to continue our efforts towards a Trash-Free Chattahoochee.
Meet us for Southside River Rendezvous to explore Atlanta’s three rivers – the Chattahoochee, the Flint, and the South River! You’ll discover some of the Southside’s hidden freshwater features, learn how to collect water samples and watch scientists perform water quality testing!
Help track pollution in the waterways of historic west Atlanta! Come out as a team, family, or fly solo to collect samples from Proctor, Sandy, and Utoy Creeks. We'll provide instructions on how to collect your water samples and report back on creek conditions near you.
We are pleased to host this land-based cleanup in partnership with the Trust for Public Land to continue our efforts towards a Trash-Free Chattahoochee on Saturday, January 6th from 10am to 1pm.
Chattahoochee Riverkeeper is hosting this cleanup in partnership with Georgia ForestWatch to continue our efforts toward a Trash-Free Chattahoochee on Monday, January 15.
Join CRK and friends at the Tara Theatre in Atlanta for the premiere screening of “Saving the Chattahoochee: The Story of the Women Who Defended the River.” Following the film, enjoy a Q&A with Sally Bethea, Shirley Franklin, and director Hal Jacobs.