Success Stories & Projects

St. Mary’s River now part of the free Swim Guide app Is it safe to get in the water? For those who enjoy swimming, fishing,

We have babies!One month update – going great!These are “Spat”Or baby oysters! And there are thousands growing on the oyster shells we placed in the

Baker County Press Back to the River Cleanup Page

Back to the River Cleanup Page

Karen Chisholm Temple Landing Jen Fabrick, Gabriela Simmons, Sandy Paquin, Charles Simmons, Jennie Woodley, Kori Paquin, Brian Johnson, Janie Johnson, Craig Plumer, Carol Plumer Craig

Nassau County In Nassau County alone, 138 of the participating volunteers cleaned up 3.8 tons of litter from 13 sites. From Dee Dee Bartles Boat

More than 250 volunteers contributed more than 570 service hours to make it happen, and as a result more than 8 tons of trash and

St. Marys Riverkeeper Lapped Up Awards at Georgia’s Adopt-A-Stream 2021 “Confluence” St. Marys Riverkeeper took home multiple awards at this year’s “Confluence 2021” in March,

Camden’s Horsepen Creek is now clear as a bell Every month, Anna Laws pulls on her waterproof boots and steps out of her SUV parked

Our water monitoring revealed higher-than-normal levels of E.coli counts at Escambia Slough, which is part of the drainage system for downtown Fernandina Beach, FL, beginning