Welcome to WATR

Watershed Association of the Tuckasegee River


WATR is a grassroots organization working to improve your water quality and habitat of the Tuckasegee River Basin.  The Tuckasegee River watershed supplies the drinking water and ecosystem foundation for Swain and Jackson Counties.  What happens upstream, downstream, and all around the watershed impacts all of us directly.

Upcoming Events

WATR Public Meeting: Monday May 21, 6:30pm
Our theme will be “Adopt a Creek”. WATR committees will meet and report our progress. Bring a friend and come have some fun! More info.

RTCAR River Cane Symposium:  Tuesday May 22, 9:00 – 1:30, Birdtown Community Building, Cherokee —  Open invitation to this event.  If you are curious about our River Cane Project, check out our blog and the invitation.

WATR Mid-Summer Public Meeting: Monday July 16, 6:30pm Sylva
Location is TBA, but be ready to have some fun and learn about our wonderful organization. More info.

Summer Picnic: Friday June,15.
We are outdoor enthusiasts and what better way to celebrate the great outdoors than having a picnic? Bring your friends, family, and anyone that enjoys the great outdoors. Good food, good friends, and a good community. Location TBA, so stay tuned. More Info.

Board Meetings:
Tuesday May 22, 5:30 pm at Bryson City Library (Directions)
Tuesday June 17, 5:30pm in Sylva.
Tuesday September 18, 5:30  pm Bryson City
Tuesday November 13, 5:30pm Sylva. More info.

Join the WATR-MFP Clean Up Team the first Wednesday of each month at 5:30 P.M. as we pull trash out of Scott Creek at Monteith Farmstead Park. Usually lasts about 45 minutes, give or take. Meet green minded folks!
Need directions ? click here
Monteith Farmstead Park Info.
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WATR News

Plan your next outing with WATR – view our calendar here Event Calendar 2011

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Our Business Donors

Great Smokys Realty    United Community Bank

Wildwater Rafting  Mad Batter Cafe   Dillsboro Inn

Lipkin Surveying   Guadalupe Cafe   HomeGrown Concepts

WillowWorks, Inc.

One Response to Welcome to WATR

  1. Myrtle Schrader

    hoping to read the article of why it is called the Tuckaseegee River posted on the website. Thanks!

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